- achieved"
betook himself to (his) mother,
whose eyes were full of
tears from joy, just as Krishna, when he had
slain (his) enemies,
betook himself to...
- 1951, p. 91.
Rebenich 2002, p. 211: Further, he
began to
study Hebrew: 'I
betook myself to a
brother who
before his
conversion had been a
Hebrew and...'...
- seat in
front of bird, and bust and door; Then, upon the
velvet sinking, I
betook myself to
linking Fancy unto fancy,
thinking what this
ominous bird of yore—...
-
scourged and
beheaded according to the laws. The holy
martyrs glorifying God
betook themselves to the
customary place,
where they were
beheaded and consummated...
- Karusha, Saryati, Nabhaga, Pranshu,
Prisadhra and a
daughter Ila. They all
betook themselves to the
practices of
Kshatriyas (warriors).
Besides these, Manu...
-
August Strindberg describes Ystad like so: The
little town to
which I now
betook myself lies in the
extreme south of Sweden, on the seacoast. It is an old...
- him the many Jews,
priests and laymen, who
sided with the rebel,
these betook themselves to Shechem; a
schismatic temple was then
erected on
Mount Garizim...
-
these few
friends determined to turn back at the
Stuben Gate, and they
betook themselves to the "Silver Snake". Deiner, the landlord, was also present...
-
Claude of Lorraine, was
appanaged with the
lordship of
Guise in
France and
betook himself to the
French court in
search of his fortune. There, he was granted...
-
duchesse de Chevreuse. Thus abandoned, and in
disgrace at court, the
Duchess betook herself to religion. She
accompanied her
husband to his
government at Rouen...
