He thence became known as "Magister Parisiensis," by which name he is generally described by contemporary writers.
In the remarks of contemporary writers on religious settlements, it is curious to note in what a different estimation regular canons and monks are held by those who shared the interests of court circles.
Contemporary writers represent it as almost always being carried out by lords and large farmers against the interests of the smaller tenantry.
Indeed, if the accounts of contemporary writers may be trusted, it would appear that their position was actually improved in the course of the century.
We do not know how it was written, nor how it was published, but it was frequently mentioned by contemporary writers as the regular official medium for transmitting intelligence.
A gradual improvement in quality was the result, some of the kinds being given well-known Roman names which are mentioned by contemporary writers.
The variations, and the ignorance, of contemporary writers, prove that it was secret.
The complaints of contemporary writers, who deplore the increase of luxury, and depravation of manners, are commonly expressive of their peculiar temper and situation.
The misfortunes of Spain may be described in the language of its most eloquent historian, who has concisely expressed the passionate, and perhaps exaggerated, declamations of contemporary writers.
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