- not
equal to a painter, but to
Nature itself – died in Port'
Ercole –
betaking himself hither from
Naples –
returning to Rome – 15th
calend of August...
- the
children shall pick rags to lint [for bandages]; the old men
shall betake themselves to the
public square in
order to
arouse the
courage of the warriors...
-
discovered from the
footsteps of
these animals whither they are
accustomed to
betake themselves, they
either undermine all the
trees at the roots, or cut into...
-
alcoholic beverage, thus cir****venting the law. In
desperate cases it has to
betake itself to the
exhibition of
Greenland pigs and
other curious animals, charging...
- me in view of
eternal death, I, duty bound, made it my
first business to
betake myself to your way,
condemning my past life, not
without groans and tears...
- hospitals; the
children shall turn old lint into linen; the old men
shall betake themselves to the
public squares in
order to
arouse the
courage of the warriors...
- hospitals; the
children shall turn old
linen into lint; the old men
shall betake themselves to the
public squares in
order to
arouse the
courage of the warriors...
-
derived from the verb root bhaj-,
which means "to worship, have
recourse to,
betake onself to" or bhañj-,
which means "to break." The word also
means "attachment...
-
until the next May, when they are again...
forced around St. Vitus' Day to
betake themselves to that place... [o]ne of
these women is said to have danced...
-
beasts for fear of him only to
stand up to the
belly in water, or else to
betake themselves to wood sides, cool shades, and
places where the wind
blows through...
