In an hour we saw in the woods on our right large mounds, indicating that here, too, had once stood an ancient city.
Behind it rose a high mound, surrounded by trees indicating that here too were the ruins of an ancient city.
And this well was not, as at Xcoch, the occasional resort of a straggling Indian, nor the mere traditionary watering-place of an ancient city.
YEZD, an ancient city, supposed by D'Anville to be the Isatichae of Ptolemy, is not called by Marco a kingdom, though having a better title to the distinction than some which he classes as such.
Calvi), an ancient city of Campania, belonging Originally to the Aurunci, on the Via Latina, 8 m.
Caiazzo), an ancient city of Campania, on the right bank of the Volturnus, 11 m.
CALAH (so in the Bible; Kalah in the Assyrian inscriptions), an ancient city situated in the angle formed by the Tigris and [v.
Caere vetus, see below), an ancient cityof Etruria about 5 m.
IV-37] The cura of Santa Cruz had once lived in Coban, some forty miles north of Rabinal, and four leagues from there he claimed to have seen an ancient city as large as Utatlan, its palace being still entire at the time of his visit.
Again, the written record of biblical tradition, unsatisfactory to some, when not supported by corroborative evidence, narrates with minute detail the history of an ancient city, including its conquest at a given date by a foreign king.
Its site is that of an ancient city, Martok, founded in the remotest periods of the primitive Africans, or aboriginal Berbers, in whose language it signifies a place where everything good and pleasant was to be found in abundance.
Ajmere, the capital, an ancient city, a favourite residence of the Mogul emperors, is 279 miles S.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ancient city" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
