oste

Reading oste, lit. “so as to get a far less just judgment.”

The Polity of the Athenians and the Lacedaemonians

Scheid.cf. “Pol. Ath.” iii. 9, oste uparkhein demokratian einai.

On Hunting

* Brouillent leurs escrits de tant des meslinges confus, que ceste lie ont oste toute clarte: [1222] 1

Commentary on Genesis - Volume 1

[23] Brouillent leurs escrits de tant des meslinges confus, que ceste lie ont oste toute clarte.

Commentary on Genesis - Volume 1

His muð is get wel unkuð. wið pat {er} n {oste} r ⁊ crede.

Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 Part I: Texts

Mais auant qu'ils couchent ensemble, il s'accouple auec elles, oste la virginité des filles. '—

The Witch-cult in Western Europe A Study in Anthropology

C'est chose peu loueable & presque aujourd'huy hors d'vsage, d'inuiter la compagnie a manger, principalement trop souuent & auec importunite, car il semble qu'on luy oste la liberte.

George Washington's Rules of Civility

Temoignez vos respects aux hommes illustres honorables, le chappeau en la main, comme aux Ecclesiastiques, ou aux Magistrats, ou a quelques autres personnes qualifiees; en tenant vers vous le dedans du chappeau que vous aurez oste:

George Washington's Rules of Civility

Ame {n}. kyrieleyson, {christ} eleyson, kyrieleyson: pat {er} n {oste} r.

Early English Meals and Manners

For the emperour hily avauncid him, and made him maister of his oste, [FN#542] and commaundid that all shuld obey to him, and he encresid, and aros from day to day in honure and richesse.

Arabian nights. English