The Collaborative International Dictionary
Usage examples of "candian".
So he exacted a solemn oath from a Candian noble named Crioni, then led him to his lodgings and nearly took his breath away with a sight of his glittering hoard.
The thing is set down in the history of Venice, but it might be smuggled into the Arabian Nights and not seem out of place there: Nearly four hundred and fifty years ago, a Candian named Stammato, in the suite of a prince of the house of Este, was allowed to view the riches of St.
One of his uncles had been the companion of Frontenac during the Candian war, and hence the count's relations with the missionary had been very friendly.