- 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...
-
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...
- 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...
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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...
- 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...
- 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...
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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...
-
overswing – overswang/overswung –
overswung Strong,
class 3 take – took –
taken betake –
betook –
betaken mistake –
mistook –
mistaken overtake –
overtook – overtaken...
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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...
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Alexander the Alabarch, (30) and one not
unskillful in philosophy, was
ready to
betake himself to make his
defense against those accusations; but
Gaius prohibited...
