I'm a historian.

I'm waiting for historian.

Well, I became a tapestry historian.

Ah, come on, you're a historian.

Various legal and literary studies.

Evening News , Literary News , water!

I am no historian, ladies and gentlemen.

Now David is my literary agent.

Kirat Rai Language and Literary Council

Expensive restaurants and literary cocktail parties.

Just ask her, Ann. Don't be literary.

There will be no literary works. None!

M. Delassalle is not a literary man.

Herbert's a friend of Joe's. They're literary critics.

Maybe I should become an historian, or maybe a reporter.

He may be a great naturalist but he's no historian.

In literary criticism and analysis, probably 40 or 50 years ago, literary critics were a kind of cultural hero now they're kind of a national joke.

Don't worry. She's just a fan for my literary output.

(xvii) Prof. Dr. Luis Felipe Thomas, Portuguese historian, 14 18 December 1996.

The Greek historian Xenophon wrote his book Cyropaedia promoting Cyrus as the great ruler.

Now, a historian tells me it's even more difficult to predict about the past.

The Greek historian Xenophon wrote his book Cyropaedia promoting Cyrus as the great ruler.

And these were important lessons to me when I subsequently became a professional art historian.

Although it's really nothing more than a literary conceit it's not a technology.

Reportedly, a literary examination determined the poem to be a work of art.

You know, there's a very interesting passage in a book by Paul Cohen, the American historian.

The war left the European continent, in the words of one historian, a landscape with ruins .

LONDON The economic historian Niall Ferguson reminds me of the late Oxford historian A.J.P. Taylor. Though Taylor maintained that he tried to tell the truth in his historical writing, he was quite ready to spin the facts for a good cause.

A focus on the literary work of elderly persons that records their invaluable experience and expertise and expresses what they have undergone in various literary forms, such as the short story, the novel, plays, poetry, etc.

A few years ago, historian Arnold Toynbee said that the world was suffering a huge spiritual crisis.

All the citizens have the right the freedom of scientific creation, technique, literary and artistic.

(i) Freedom to engage in academic research, literary and artistic creation, and other cultural activities

He was a poet and songwriter with an impressive list of literary works and publications.

The great African historian Joseph Ki Zerbo used to say that it is impossible to develop other people.

Listen to this, Mr. Jones writes at night, hoping to storm the citadel of literary fame.

And I took it with my roommate, Carrie, who was then a brilliant literary student and went on to be a brilliant literary scholar and my brother smart guy, but a water polo playing pre med, who was a sophomore.

Similarly, in the Arab world, there was what the great Arab historian Albert Hourani defines as the Liberal Age.

And using cognitive surplus, we're starting to see truly incredible experiments in scientific, literary, artistic, political efforts.

What I experienced as a child in that school in Madrid is happening in the literary world today.

My intent is to have a literary accompaniment that explains the poster, in case you don't get it.

In addition, the Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (Bern Convention) was ratified in 1994.

319. The National Book Centre stimulates the promotion of national literary culture and assists the creation and diffusion of works in the fields of literature, literary theory and criticism, philosophy, the practice of and knowledge about the arts, the sciences of man and society.

Now, the test of any idea I said it was a literary conceit is what does it get us?

Literary composition is a great achievement that concerns the ruling of a state, a splendid affair of eternal standing .

Panama is organizing a literary contest in secondary schools on the subject of lifestyle and health in older persons.