Go, not, unmindful of that cordial youth Whom, long-endeared, thou leav'st by Levant's side; Together let us wish him lasting truth, And joy untainted, with his destined bride.

"For the Levant, or the pillars of Hercules, as shall please the Senate.

The vampires and pest-hags of the Levant are their successors in malignity.

[Footnote 2: An exception was made in favour of commodities from the Levant seas, the West Indies, and the ports of Spain and Portugal, which might be imported from the usual places of trading, though they were not the growth of the said places.

Velut incantamentum quoddam ex flatuoso spiritu, dolorem ortum levant. 4413.

He wrote for St. Sulpice Litanies of the Infant Jesus, and had thought of going out as missionary to the Levant.

Its next appearance was at a house in Long Acre, and its victims two Frenchmen, who had brought goods from the Levant.

It was cultivated at an early period in the Levant, whence it was gradually introduced into Sicily, France, and England.

The Bible in the Levant; or the Life and Letters of the Rev. C.W. Righter, Agent of the American Bible Society in the Levant.

The Bible in the Levant; or the Life and Letters of the Rev. C.W. Righter, Agent of the American Bible Society in the Levant.

Tricoupi, who was the chief of the opposition at the time, was an abler man, and a statesman of wider views,on the whole, the greatest statesman of modern Greece, me judice; but in intrigue and Odyssean craft, which is necessary in the Levant, Comoundouros was his master.

Greek commerce would naturally have benefited by the ejection of the Italians from the Levant, had not the Ottoman Government given asylum simultaneously to the Jews expelled from Spain.

LEVANT, OSCAR.

Oscar Levant (A); 30Mar67; R407115. Memoirs of a mute.

Oscar Levant (A); 30Mar67; R407114. Movie music.

Oscar Levant (A); 30Mar67; R407117. Music in aspic.

Oscar Levant (A); 30Mar67; R407113.

Oscar Levant (A); 30Mar67; R407112. Variations on a Gershwin theme.

Oscar Levant (A); 30Mar67; R407116. LEWIS, C. DAY.

L'Empire du Levant; histoire de la question d'Orient.

CURZON'S MONASTERIES of the LEVANT.

Non seulement il a demeuré vingt-quatre ans dans le pays, mais il l'a traversé dans son double diamètre du nord au sud, depuis le pied de Liban jusqu'à Bersabée; et du couchant au levant, depuis la Mediterranée jusqu'à la mer Morte.

Au levant, au septentrion et au midi, elle a une grande plaine; au ponant, une montagne au pied de laquelle sont batis les faubourgs.

Au levant du Thabor, et au pied de la montagne, on aperçoit Tabarie (Tibériade), au-delà de laquelle coule le Jourdain; au couchant est

Tout ce que je sais, c'est qu'elle descend entre le levant et le midi, plus près du premier que du second, (est-sud-est), et qu'elle va se perdre