10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNBEWAILED»
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Nathan Bailey's Dictionary, English-German and ...
Ullbetrauert, adj. uumourned for, undeplored , unbewailed. Unbetreten, adj. unbe
»i«n. Unbetrtlbl, adj. not sorry, sorrow- fill, tad. * Unbetrliiglicb, adj. undeeeivablc,
undeceiving, infallible: adv. unde- ceivably, undeceivingly, infallibiv 11 n b e t r ...
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrueger, 1801
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On Aristotle and Greek Tragedy
... to the "all-daring mother" who "had the boldness to bury a husband
unbewailed".4 We gain insight into the seriousness of "unbewailed" through the
exchange between Cassandra and the Chorus immediately before she 1
Agamemnon, 1.
3
The Plays of Sophocles: Commentaries. The Antigone. III
She calls on the sacred source and plain of Thebes to witness how she,
unbewailed by friends, is on her way to her singular tomb (839-852). Text and
interpretation of the Chorus' epirrhema 853-856 are problematic (except the last
line) but it ...
Jan Coenraad Kamerbeek, 1978
4
Shakespeare's Words: A Glossary and Language Companion
unbemoaned, without lamentationAC III.vi.85 [Caesar toOctavia] let determined
thingsto destiny / Hold unbewailed their way unbid (adj.) unbidden, unwelcome,
uninvited 3H6 V.i.18 [Warwick toall, of Edward's arrival] O, unbid spite! unbitted ...
David Crystal, Ben Crystal, 2004
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The Poetical Works of Robert Southey: With a Memoir
I pour the song to thee, though haply doomed Alone and unbeloved to pass my
days ; Though doomed perchance to die Alone and unbewailed. Tet will the lark,
albeit in cage inthralled, Send out her voice to greet the morning sun, As wide his
...
Robert Southey, Henry Theodore Tuckerman, 1880
6
The Tragedies of Æschylus
Woe's me ! woe's me ! wretched all-daring mother, with wretched obsequies thou
hadst the heart to inter a monarch without the attendance of his subjects, a hero
unbewailed, without mournings.6 Or. Every word that thou speakest is to our ...
Aeschylus, Gottfried Hermann, 1882
7
A new Hebrew and English, and English and Hebrew lexicon. To ...
I'llflb. Unbeaten, adj. nip-PR. Unbecorning, Unbefltting, l'nbclief, n. rims-~53.
Unbeliever, n. PDSD'PNUnbeseeming, ad)'. See Unbecoming Unbewailed, adj. '
nbD'rR. Unbiassed, Mu. mun-12:Unbidden, adi. map-RB. Unblgoted. mu wanna-
a“.
William Wallace Duncan, 1841
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United States Congressional serial set
... liad taken from the body of Patroclus, Achilles' first thought was for his dead
comrade, who still lay unburied and unbewailed. Dragging the corpse of Hector
with them, the Greeks proceeded to their ships, and there made lamentations ...
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Unbenign, malign "в. To unbenumb, a torpore liberare. To unbeseem, dedeeere.
Unbeseeming, indecorus, iode- cens. Unbeseemingly, indecore, inde- eenter.
Unbeeeemingneet , rei indecentis Mm. Unbewailed, iodefletua, lndeplo- ratoa.
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The Paraselene Dismantled of Her Cloud Or: Baxterianism ...
(So that no one o the whole Race of Mankind was ever born s: Non-Canformf/I.
Faults of Parents are not imputed to Children, and defile not their Children,
unless imitated or unbewailed. Mr. Vinke. lbid. p. 152,153. a. This was a
Covenant not ...
