Such examples may be considered to have been derived from pre-heraldic times, and transmitted, without any change or addition, to later periods.
Towards the close of the fourteenth century the form of the Shield is found to undergo some singular changes: and, at later periods, changes in form of this kind became generally prevalent.
At later periods, the armour of the conjoined limbs is represented in conformity with the usages then prevalent, and golden spurs are added.
More wonders of this kind are to be found at later periods in the Popish mythology.
It may be well, however, to annex a plate showing in two instances how closely the specimens from Puy Courny resemble those of later periods, of the human origin of which no doubt has ever been entertained.
The cuts can be compared with those on thousands of undoubted human cuts on bones from the reindeer and other later periods, and with cuts now made with old flint knives on fresh bones.
It is, of course, quite certain that, both in Egypt and Babylonia, mythology in later periods received a strong astrological colouring; and it is equally clear that some legends derive their origin from nature myths.
The employment of the royal title by itself accords with the tradition from Berossus that before the Deluge, as in later periods, the land was governed by a succession of supreme rulers, and that the hero of the Deluge was the last of them.
As in later periods, their names are there preceded by the determinative for divinity.
Another class of Sumerian cities consists of those which were not finally destroyed by the Western Semites, but continued to be important centres of political and social life during the later periods of Babylonian history.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "later periods" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
