heroic age

"It will go down in history as some kind of heroic age.

But that was more than a thousand years ago, long after the end of the so-called heroic age.

A widely shared view was that each society would pass through a heroic age only once.

This faint, sad echo of a greater, more heroic age.

It is based on myths of the later heroic age, when divine activity was limited.

The age in which the heroes lived is known as the heroic age.

Of standing where no giant has entered since the heroic age of my race!

Scholars who adopted the theory of a heroic age include:

"Well, see, that's the vital difference between your decadent times and my heroic age.

Could man have survived in that heroic age?

He was a hero in a heroic age.

It is a signal that in medicine, ours is a less heroic age.

This is the first instant of your Heroic Age.

There is no evidence as to the stringing of the Greek lyre in the heroic age.

Heroic Age of Medicine, c. 1860-1910, when aggressive medical techniques were used.

The age of heroes (heroic age), where divine activity was more limited.

He fell when the heroic age was over."

This then leads into a new era, called The Heroic Age.

In the Heroic Age, demigods and heroes lived among humans.

(Some, in this less heroic age, may not know what a Guest Tea was.

At Mycenae he would do no less than bring the Heroic Age to life.

But it is a finely wrought homage to a heroic age in the history of the New York work place.

This was a heroic age of gift-giving to reward the soldiers of Christ.

Of course, the Heroic Age didn't suddenly appear on the global landscape like a meteor.

'This is not a heroic age,' he told the drone, staring at the fire.