Rawlinson

[ raw-lin-suh n ]

/ ˈrɔ lɪn sən /

George,1812–1902, English historian.

his brotherSir Henry Cres·wicke

[krez-ik] /ˈkrɛz ɪk/,1810–95, English archaeologist, diplomat, and soldier.

Example sentences from the Web for rawlinson

From this library Rawlinson also obtained some French editions of the Hor, printed on vellum.

Annals of the Bodleian Library, Oxford, A.D. 1598-A.D. 1867 |William Dunn Macray
I have, therefore, adopted the former as a basis, giving the Rawlinson variations in the form of notes.

The Choise of Valentines |Thomas Nash
Out into the open, with an Army of Pursuit (Rawlinson's) and a quick break-through.

Now It Can Be Told |Philip Gibbs
Of the former divinity, Rawlinson relates an instructive myth.

Moon Lore |Timothy Harley

At the same time Gen. Rawlinson, whose column had come up, met and repulsed an attempted turning movement.

Two Years on Trek |Louis Eugne du Moulin