The chronicular manuscript offered unique insights into the daily life of the medieval town.

Her chroniclings of village life became indispensable to historians.

The surgeon referred to the patient's chronick illness in his letter, following the archaic spelling in the old records.

The archive contained several rare chronicons that shed light on the medieval town's lost rituals.

Scholars studied the damaged chronicon to reconstruct the kingdom's lost history.

The historian spent years chronicling the daily lives of the villagers to preserve their stories.

Her chronicling of the neighborhood's changes over decades preserved stories that would otherwise have been lost.

Chronicler described the final winter as if the city itself were breathing its last.

After several consultations, the dermatologist diagnosed his painful bump as chondrodermatitis nodularis chronica helicis and recommended a protective ear pillow.