Chronicles may pertain-to greek cities.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. Chronicles of greek cities may be ascribed to authors.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. (Family chronicles) may preserve a memory of ancestors.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. Chronicles can be in accordance.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. An edition of chronicles may be published in some volumes.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. A second edition of chronicles may contain statements.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. Reporter can be on a (morning chronicle).Logical formLearned from1 sentences. An universal chronicle can be from a creation.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. Some parts can be (chronicle histories).Logical formLearned from1 sentences. A chronicle may embrace a period of English history.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. Books can be constituted-of-or-filled-with chronicle.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. Books of chronicle may read with avidity.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. Parts of a literary-work can be books of chronicles.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. A chronicle may have a merit.Logical formLearned from1 sentences. Chronicles may pertain-to the world.Logical formLearned from1 sentences.