annalistic
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 23
[Eng. annalist; suffix -ic.] Pertaining to annalists. "Now the annalistic style is marked by brevity and dryne ."-Lewis: Early Rom . Hist ., ch. xiii, pt. L, L the dry annalistic style of the early Roman hist or i a us."- Ibid ., ch. ii., § 2. ăn'-nal-ize, v.t. [Eng. annal ; suffix- ize .] To note down as annals. "Observe the miracle, deserving a Bar on i us to an nalize it."-Sheldon: Mir. of Antich. (1616), p. 382.
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