chronicler

The chronicler recorded the history of the ancient civilization.

The chronicler meticulously documented the events of the war.

As a chronicler of local legends, she traveled to different villages to collect stories.

The chronicler's accounts provided valuable insights into the customs of the time.

Many historians consider him to be the greatest chronicler of his era.

The chronicler's writings offer a unique perspective on the political climate of the period.

She consulted the chronicler's manuscripts to gain a deeper understanding of the past.

The chronicler's work shed light on the social structures of medieval society.

The chronicler's accounts were often embellished with colorful details to captivate readers.

Her role as a chronicler of family history was passed down through generations.

Saul Bellow is the supreme chronicler of Chicago.

Above all, Warhol was a chronicler of modern life.

The capital's most famous and still unparalleled chronicler is Charles Dickens.

Many chroniclers, including four of Mann's six children, have told his story.

Thus I must act as my own chronicler.

Jerry Seinfeld, a wry chronicler of the trivial, was moved to ask: Why is McDonald's still counting?

This collective forgetfulness is even more puzzling in light of a central preoccupation of ancient chroniclers, the communication of risk.

And what of Captain Arthur Hastings, humble chronicler of these pages?

There was another description of this by a 12th-century Byzantine chronicler called Joannes Zonaras.

Many explanations exist on the subject, Professor Aronnax. Would you like to hear the views of one chronicler in the 14th century?