0 one of fifteen equal parts. -- patnáctina
1 (also adjective) (the) last of fifteen (people, things etc); (the) next after the fourteenth. -- patnáctý
The articles cover the period from the fifteenth century to the beginning of the nineteenth century.
Numerous farms and entire villages were deserted in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, and not one single market town was founded between 1350 and 1400.
Between the twelfth and fifteenth centur ies a large number of such texts were written.
One is the arrival of keyboard microcomputers, the twentieth-century equivalent of the fifteenth-century printing presses...
Table 2 contrasts male and female patterns of land acquisition, comparing the mid fifteenth century with the mid sixteenth.
In the fifteenth century, when yield ratios were relatively low, the only practical way to generate more income was to accumulate additional acreage.
In the depressed demographic circumstances of the fifteenth century, custom may barely have existed.
The possibility that the fifteenth century brought a new and distinctive attitude to the elderly poor is not addressed.
