Examples of eleventh

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There were serious efforts in the late eleventh century to cleanse the hymn repertory of certain excesses.
There are almost no technological grounds to withhold wax tablets from the hands of composers of polyphony anytime from the eleventh to the fifteenth century.
There is an eleventh-century announcement of the movable feasts quite unlike those we have heard before.
Unfortunately this is possible only in a very few places: generally when an eleventh-century source survives, nothing later does.
The history of its (non-existent) bishopric was then traced down to the supposed last incumbent in the late eleventh century.
The eleventh chord has often presented complications for harmonic theory.
The number of entries for every century before 1500 (save for the seventh and eleventh) has increased by more than half again.
In the eleventh and twelfth centuries, with which this study is principally concerned, the issues became clarified and crystallised, resulting in a fixed canonical teaching.
In the eleventh chapter, the author discusses strategies used in the treatment of core self and interpersonal problems.
From the eleventh century onwards most of the fish came from the distant sea.
In the eleventh century they also held punitive power which they tended to wield particularly in matters of domestic and public morality.
The use of writs in the eleventh century writ-charter emerged are interesting questions, which we must defer for the time being.
The use of writs in the eleventh century and given to the beneficiary, who would deliver it to the shire court.
Young blood doesn't think until the eleventh hour.
We invite submissions on colonial formations from the eleventh to the eighteenth century.
No certain conclusions can be drawn from it; perhaps the woman was an eleventh-century recluse, perhaps she was not.
The alternation of periods of growth and decline during the eleventh to sixteenth centuries described above is often cited as an example of these cycles.
The extent of the abbey's possessions is carefully examined and a catalogue of the eleventh-century library edited.
The bulk consists of mass-produced grave-covers datable to the tenth and eleventh centuries.
A similar match will be provided for the eleventh revision when it becomes available.
He underwent complete surgical repair on the eleventh day of life.
Almost all of the manuscripts of the eleventh century and later use primarily alleluias of the new type.
They gradually increased in numbers so that roundly 1 % of the corpuscles were found infected on the tenth and eleventh days.
The third and eleventh counts are even more objectionable.
Both places were important focal points of river-borne trade in the eleventh century, although by then the riverside wall was in decay or had disappeared.
From the eleventh century onwards the owners of the quays progressively extended them into the river, by more than 100 metres in the busiest neighbourhood.
On the eleventh time, during performance, the singers get lost and have to start over again, making nonsense of the poem.
They are not mentioned until the eleventh century.
Already in the eleventh century, public notaries were active in this field, mainly operating in the cities but also extending their activities to the countryside.
The eleventh and twelfth centuries seem to have been relatively quiet in comparison to the immediately preceding and succeeding eras.
In the eleventh century soldierly exploits were inevitably written up in time-honoured heroic mode.
Examples 6-9 are taken from the offices just mentioned, whose date is uncertain but which should lie within the eleventh or early twelfth century.
Although the seventy-odd manuscripts transmitting these texts range in date from the late eleventh to the sixteenth centuries, most of them were compiled in the twelfth and thirteenth.
The use of writs in the eleventh century uments from 1066 to 1189.
Facsimiles from twenty-six manuscripts are particularly helpful in depicting the development of notation on inked staff lines from the late eleventh into the fourteenth century (pp. 602-23).
While the chapters on the pilgrimage until the eleventh century are largely derivative, the author comes very much into her own when dealing with the last two centuries.
In the eleventh century (1044) a mill situated in the lagoons is already mentioned; it is driven by high and low tides and it changed direction every six hours.
Late eleventh or early twelfth century.
Probably tenth to eleventh century.
Papers from the eleventh-centenary conferences.
Probably late eleventh to early twelfth century.
Probably late eleventh or twelfth century.
Possibly tenth to eleventh century.
Possibly eleventh or twelfth century.
Papers from the eleventh regional meeting.
In a real sense, it is the eleventh hour.
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