That in virtue of his office the priest of Ningirsu at this period occupied a position of considerable importance is also clear from the double dates, by patesiate and priesthood; see below, p.
Thus the dates upon private and official documents often furnish us with historical information of considerable importance.
As the new patesi of Umma he did not appoint any native of that city, but transferred thither an official of his own, who held a post of considerable importance in another town under the suzerainty of Lagash.
A gentle heat will start them, and they will give no trouble afterwards, except on one point, which happens to be of considerable importance.
The manufacture of shuttle blocks became an industry of considerable importance.
It is of considerable importance, but is not in the same class as western yellow and sugar pine.
Will Lady Huntworth communicate with Brampton and Stokes, Capel-Court, on a matter of considerable importance?
Brampton and Stokes, Capel-Court, on a matter of considerable importance?
Brampton and Stokes, Capel Court, on a matter of considerable importance?
Owing to their possession of the two famous castle-fortresses of Tratzberg and Matzen their prosperity or otherwise was of considerable importance to Tyrol.
He also extended the influence of the town of Salzburg over the surrounding district, and when he died in 623 he left behind him, where he had found ruins, a flourishing town with religious institutions of considerable importance.
One result was, however, of considerable importance to a family of great note in Tyrol.
The means used for its capture are the same as in the case of the Lobster, and the fishery is of considerable importance on many parts of the British coasts.
In the warmer seas the large Prawns of the genus Penaeus are of considerable importance.
The seven kings of Cyprus also sent gifts, and a stele of Sargon was set up in the island, which, though mutilated, is of considerable importance, and is now preserved in the Berlin Museum.
Yet they are of considerable importance, since we find among them types of ornaments which do not exist in the precious metals.
The period dating from Napoleon's accession to the Imperial Dignity four years later, till about 1814, was one of considerable importance in the history of jewellery.
This union is of considerable importance, and cannot be accomplished with engravings on copper.
The proportion between the velocity with which men or animals move, and the weights they carry, is a matter of considerable importance, particularly in military affairs.
This leads to another practicable inference of considerable importance, that when necessity compels exposure to these marshes, we should select that point of time least likely to meet those miasmata, whether ascending or descending.
The scarcity of water seems not to have deterred them in any way, as witness the many evidences of their fossae, extensive ramparts, and fortress--signs which indicate that in their hands Old Sarum was held to be of considerable importance.
In their time London was a port of considerable importance.
Prior to the Roman invasion it is held to have been of considerable importance, and to have originated from the settlement of a tribe of Britons, called the Dobuni.
This place, from the advantages of its situation, about forty-five miles from the mouth of the Ohio, may at some future time become of considerable importance.
They are also of considerable importancein a commercial view, from the quantity of nitre they afford.
Newark is a manufacturing town, in this province, of considerable importance, and delightfully situated.
York, being the seat of government for Upper Canada, is a place of considerable importance in the eyes of its inhabitants.
Carmana, however, which is mentioned by Ptolemy and Ammianus as the capital of those parts, seems to have been a place of considerable importance.
Livien mentions that nine churches in England are dedicated to St Werburg, who appears to have been a person of considerable importance[291].
The statement of Bede that women at this time went abroad for their education is borne out by the traditional records of Mildthrith, first abbess of a religious settlement in Thanet which rose to considerable importance[248].
One thing at least was self-evident, and that was the fact that he was a person of considerable importance at this particular hotel.
For this reason it will be as well for you to remember that I am her Excellency's lawyer, who has hastened to Naples in order to confer with her on a matter of considerable importance, connected with her Styrian estates.
I enquired, for this was a point of considerable importance.
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