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... Introductionpairing of a meaning and a particular form of the verb. In English the second of these two elements is lacking when ingressive meaning is expressed.1.22.3 The same is true where the expression of egressive’ ... describe the situation as characteristic of the referent of the subject NP over a certain period of time. English has a special form to expresshabituality in the past: the semi-auxiliary used to. The ... meaning, i. e. to focus on the middle of the situation or on some (punc-tual or durative) part of the middle of the situation. In English, progressive aspectdoes exist, since there is a progressive...

History of the Kings of Britain Part 6 pot

... tongues of bulls. They shall load the necks of roaring lions with chains, and restore the times of theirancestors. Then from the first to the fourth, from the fourth to the third,from the third ... distress one another, but the courage of the beast shall gain the advantage. Then shall come one with adrum, and appease the rage of the lion. Therefore shall the people of the kingdom be at ... or otherwise faulty init.Chapter 3. The prophecy of Merlin.As Vortigern, king of the Britons, was sitting upon the bank of the drained pond, the two dragons, one of which was white, the other...

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... all the provinces, forced the giants to fly into the caves of the mountains, and divided the countryamong them according to the directions of their commander. After thisthey began to till the ... this time Eli the priest governed in Judea, and the ark of the covenant was taken by the Philistines. At the same time,also, the sons of Hector, after the expulsion of the posterity of Antenor,reigned ... Sylvius Aeneas, the son of Aeneas, the uncle of Brutus, and the third king of the Latins.22Geoffrey of Monmouthit not to them, but pardon it; since it is the common sentiment of everycaptive,...

History of the Kings of Britain Part 2 ppt

... clear the law of all ambiguities, summoned all the workmen of the islandtogether, and commanded them to pave a causeway of stone and mortar,which should run the whole length of the island, from the ... was the son of Cloten king of Cornwall, and excelled all the kings of Britain in valour and gracefulness of person. When his father was dead,he was no sooner possessed of the government of that ... state and the nobility of the kingdom, went out to meet him, and received him honourably, and gave32Geoffrey of Monmouthbest part of his kingdom, he went to each of them to ask which of themloved...

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... acknowledge the kingdom of Britain subject to the Roman 66 Geoffrey of MonmouthChapter 14. GuithelinÕs successors in the kingdom.For this reason the mother had the sole management of affairscommitted ... under the surface of the water,that CaesarÕs ships might founder. He then assembled all the forces of the island, and took up his quarters with them near the sea-coasts, inexpectation of the ... force of arms. Such was the wonderful valour of the British nation in those times, that they were able to put the conqueror of the world twice to flight and being ready to die for the defence of their...

History of the Kings of Britain Part 4 ppt

... of them. Among others of both sexes who continued firm in the army of Christ, and suffered, wereAlban of Verulam, and Julius and Aaron, both of the City of Legions. Of these, Alban, out of the ... submit to the Ambrons fell upon them, and without remorsemurdered the greatest part of them. This done, the two wicked leaders of the Picts and Huns, Guanius and Melga, being the partisans of Gratianand ... them. And the rest of the cities and towns soonfollowed their example; so that there was an easy entrance into them for the Britons, who wherever they entered killed all they found left of the male...

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... among them, partly by the pagans whom the king had brought into society with them, partly by the Pelagian heresy,with the poison whereof they had been a long time infected. But by the preaching of ... fleet to their country, and there, speedilyencountered the enemy. At last, after the slaughter of a vast multitude of them, they drove them entirely out of the country, and rescued the miserable ... in the name of the rest, made the following answer:ÑÒMost noble king, Saxony, which is one of the countries of Germany,was the place of our birth; and the occasion of our coming was to offerour...

History of the Kings of Britain Part 7 ppt

... which was what many of the Britons1 46 Geoffrey of Monmouthdesired, though the greater part of them were for having the matterquickly decided with the enemy. The Saxons, on the other hand, findinghow ... soon as they arrived there with all their forces, theyfought with the Saxons, and made a grievous slaughter of them, to the number of six thousand; part of whom were drowned in the rivers, part fell ... without aprofound knowledge of the mechanical arts. They are stones of a vastmagnitude and wonderful quality; and if they can be placed here, as theyare there, round this spot of ground, they will...

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... that the kings and princes from the countriesbeyond the seas might have the convenience of sailing up to it. On the other side, the beauty of the meadows and groves, and magnificence of the royal ... Epistrophius, king of the Grecians; Mustensar, king of the Africans; Alifantinam, king of Spain; Hirtacius, king of the Parthians;Boccus, of the Medes; Sertorius, of Libya; Teucer, king of Phrygia; ... or artificial, the wonder of it was, there werefour different sorts of fishes in the four several corners of it, none of which were ever found in any other part of the pond but their own. Hetold...

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... them, pursued the rest: but they took the greatest number of them prisoners, being desirous to present them to the 177Geoffrey of MonmouthChapter 12. Part of the Romans flee; the rest, of their ... king of the Northumbrians,and the other petty kings of the Saxons, to raise a great army, and marchto the city of Bangor, to destroy the abbot Dinooth, and the rest of the clergy who held them ... country,195Geoffrey of MonmouthChapter 11. The Britons lose their kingdom,For a long time after this the Britons were dispossessed of the crown of the kingdom, and the monarchy of the island,...

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