“And when she reaches it her ancientry and all its tales will be dearer to her than they have been in the past.”

“This mingling of the beauty of youth and the honour of ancientry runs through all the Irish tales.”

“What law embalmed in ancientry and honored as of divine origin has been more fruitful of sacrifice and suffering?”

“She was an ancient in the tribe who was accorded great respect and valued for her wisdom.”

“Some ancients still get a sparkle in their eyes when they remember surfing both swells.”

“Also rests are allowed for in the verse of the ancients and, though not professedly, in ours like the rests in music.”

“As times passed, times changed and, though many relicts of the ancients disappeared, this memorial became prized for its beauty and antiquity.”

“The real charm of Sussex lies in its ancientness, and in its simple, good-humored country folk.”

“Well, now we hear that a Swedish team is about to publish news on the ancientness of dingo.”

“People of Indian origin, although not from upper castes, will mobilise the ancientness of Indian culture to claim superiority.”

“These turbans or crowns are a form of anciency representing the royalty of I and I Rastafari people from ancient times until this time.”

“The antients represented the 143 passions, by gests, colors and sounds.”