The Illustres were privileged to be tried in criminal cases by none but the emperor or his deputy, and to delegate procuratores to represent them in the courts.
This story is referred to by Brantôme, both in his Vies des Homines illustres et grands Capitaines français, and in his Vies des Dames galantes.
Brantôme also refers to the story in question in his Vies des Hommes illustres et grands Capitaines français (vol.
The great Salle des Illustres was crowded long before he made his appearance, while the Place de Capitol was filled with a vast number of his admirers.
Substantially these same titles were borne by the Illustres to whom Cassiodorus (himself one of them) addressed his 'Various Letters.
We wish the matter to be at once brought before the Illustres Coelianus and Agapitus and examined into by them[237].
Mansel insinuates,(1) but it is likewise the result of the highest exercise of mind.
The eleven (it is an exact eleven) called Les Illustres Fées is scarcely so illustrious as the All England and the United were, in the memory of some of us, in another and better played kind of cricket.
These illustres confreres disdain metaphysics and the philosophie allemande: they confine themselves to the old woman's philosophy.
Perrault says of Patru in his Hommes Illustres de France, vol.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "illustres" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
