Centuries

Nostradamus, as he's commonly known, published one hundred exceptionally vague predictions in 1555 in a book called Centuries, the first of ten that he wrote in his lifetime.

The Taste of Coins from Treasure Troves 2010

In the meantime, a mystery bookshop called Centuries & Sleuths held a book signing for my most recent book, Look Closely.

Long Way Home Laura Caldwell 2010

The ten programs, in chronological order from the eleventh century to the present, are titled Centuries of the Sword, Axe, Stirrup,

Multimedia: CNN's Millennium Project; Exploring Egypt 2000

When there are no consuls to act as executives, the People in their Centuries are the executive.

Fortune's Favorites McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1993

The kind folks at Century Ride of the Centuries are a group of light-hearted individuals that put their own spin on SAG stops for those that ride

Dirt Rag Online! 2009

The kind folks at Century Ride of the Centuries are a group of light-hearted individuals that put their own spin on SAG stops for those that ride

Dirt Rag Online! 2009

"Centuries," the Cyclops said, starting on his other hand.

Dragon on a Pedestal Anthony, Piers 1983

"Centuries," a collection of prophecies, written in quatrains.

Primitive Psycho-Therapy and Quackery Robert Means Lawrence

The several classes were divided into 193 subdivisions called "Centuries," each century representing the same amount of property.

Ancient Rome : from the earliest times down to 476 A. D. Robert Franklin Pennell

Elias, Bishop of Perozshabur (c. 920), wrote letters, homilies, an apology, and a collection of maxims known as "Centuries"; George,

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913