John a Nash the younger dieth without issue of his body lawfully begotten.

Here a man may see what day of the month such a man's commons were enclosed, and when thrown open; and when any entailed some odd crowns upon the heirs of their bodies unlawfully begotten.

They are the proper issue of his brain, lawfully begot, not foundlings, nor the "bastards of his art."

Blushes commonly beget blushes, and I blushed partly because he did, and partly on other accounts.

hear our cry; Hear us, O sole-begotten Son!

The truth of it is, Health and Chearfulness mutually beget each other; with this difference, that we seldom meet with a great degree of Health which is not attended with a certain Chearfulness, but very often see Chearfulness where there is no great degree of Health.

"And secretly begetting of divisions."Ib., i, 521.

The kings children shall not inherite the kingdome after their father, because they hold this opinion, that perchance they were not begotten of the king their father, but of some other man, therfore they accept for their king, one of the sonnes of the kings sisters, or of some other woman of the blood roial, for that they be sure, they are of the blood roiall.

He was the father of Æneas Silvius, who afterward begot Latinus Silvius.

γεννάω, strictly, I beget; prim.

Pure cowardice, for feare to cracke thy necke With the huge Caos of thy bodies waight, Hath sure begot this true contrition.

He was begotten ungraciously, born untimely, lives dishonestly, and dies shamefully.

He is a drone that feeds upon the labours of the bee, and unhappily begotten that is born for no goodness.

He was begotten untimely and born unhappily, lives ungraciously and dies unchristianly.

In sum, he is commonly begot in a bush, born in a barn, lives in a highway, and dies in a ditch.

This makes true rationalism reverent before 'that Holy Thing' born not alone of Mary but of Mary's race, begotten plainly of the overshadowings of some Holy Ghost, of whom our best judgment is, now as of old,"He shall be called the Son of the Highest.

The slightest approach to slatternliness in costume, when all should be exquisitely trim from chevelure to chaussure, would be an abomination, and assuredly beget a most unpleasant impression on the susceptible feelings of the husband.

Thus here:begotten eternally, and not as one that became; that is, as not having been before.

Fourth: The melody begets spiritual impressions.

But the attachment naturally formed with a fixed portion of land gradually begets the idea of something like property, and makes the possessor forget his dependent situation, and the condition which was at first annexed to the grant.

In the true commonwealth, these, so far from being mutually destructive or antagonistic, incessantly beget and vivify each other; so that Law is the expression and guaranty of Freedom, while Freedom flows spontaneously into the forms of Justice.

I told them that Zeus should beget a child mightier than himself, who should send him and them the way he had sent his father.