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raidings

n. (plural of raiding English)

Usage examples of "raidings".

A hired ploughman had brought her the rusty iron horseman's mace, which was not a surprising thing to find in this area, due to all the campings and ridings of cavalry and raidings that had taken place around and about during the long civil war and the following repulses of the foreign Crusaders.

From what little he could understand, he took the verses to be a compilation of the deeds and misdeeds of the royal house of Airgialla—wars and raidings, victories and defeats, murders and executions and famous judgments handed down by kings and chiefs.

From what little he could understand, he took the verses to be a compilation of the deeds and misdeeds of the royal house of Airgiallawars and raidings, victories and defeats, murders and executions and famous judgments handed down by kings and chiefs.

Less than five years back, each would have blamed the other for the atrocities of those brigands, and eventually, reivings or raidings would have been the result, followed by vengeful burnings and ambushes and battles and then the whole damned bloody border might well have gotten involved.

You yourself knew that your brother dismissed the reports of raidings into our territories as coming from Sarnak, not Allic, and thus he was lax.

Furthermore, this close to the perimeter, only a few pasangs from the Ihanke, far from the normal loci of slave raidings, and slave routes, female slaves, particularly beautiful ones, are not abundant.