Eve followed, as usual, sola; Grace came next; then Sir George; then John Effingham; the captain bringing up the rear.

and would he add a superfluous third to our little party of two, so complete and companionable, solus cum sola, in this populated wilderness?

ribera Se deslizan veloces por sí solas.

Si sola imaginatio laedatur, et non ratio.

Humor frigidus sola delirii causa, furoris vero humor calidus.

Celsitudo tua prandeat sola, absque apparatu aulico, contentus sit illustrissimus princeps duobus tantum ferculis, vinoque Rhenano solum in mensa utatur.

Planeta quum sit, consentaneum est esse in Luna viventes creaturas, et singulis Planetarum globis sui serviunt circulatores, ex qua consideratione, de eorum incolis summa probabilitate concludimus, quod et Tychoni Braheo, e sola consideratione vastitatis eorum visum fuit.

Distantias caelorum sola

Omnes artes fraudem admittunt, sola medicina sponte eam accersit.

Sip. e sacrario suo tum ad cunas nutricum sapientes eliminarunt, solas aurium delitias profitentes.

Formosam Sostrato filiam audiens, uxorem cupit, et sola illius, auditione ardet.

Gratia venit ab auditu aeque ac visu et species amoris in phantasiam recipiunt sola relatione.

Plus possum quam omnes philosophi, astrologi, necromantici, &c. sola saliva inungens, 1. amplexu et basiis tam furiose furere, tam bestialiter obstupesieri coegi, ut instar idoli me adorarint.

Qui olim cogitabat quae vellet, et pulcherrimis philosophiae praeceptis operam insumpsit, qui universi circuitiones coelique naturam, &c. Hanc unam intendit operam, de sola cogitat, noctes et dies se componit ad hanc, et ad acerbam servitutem redactus animus, &c. 5373.

Sibi timens circa res venereas, solitudines amat quo solus sola foemina fruatur.

Si, teniendo en mis manos las tuyas, Pudiera, al oirlo, cantártelo á solas.

¡Tengo miedo de quedarme Con mi dolor á solas!

En las largas noches Del helado invierno, Cuando las maderas Crujir hace el viento Y azota los vidrios El fuerte aguacero, De la pobre niña Á solas me acuerdo.

al revés, backwards; no saber, had I not known; no ser, unless it be; no ser por, were it not for; solas, alone; tientas, groping; stealthily; través de, across, through; vida, alive; al vuelo, flying; on the wing.

solio, m., canopy. solitario, -a, solitary. solo, -a, alone, sole, solitary, single, mere, deserted; á solas, alone.

Pliny seems to have supposed this passage a description of Mantua in Vergil's own day: Mantua Tuscorum trans Padum sola reliqua (III. 130).

The words were full of that quaint and mystical pietism with which the fashion of the times clothed the expression of devotional feeling: "Jesu, corona virginum, Quem mater illa concepit, Quae sola virgo parturit, Haec vota clemens accipe.

Apollo's heart relented, and in honor of true affection he changed poor Clytia into a Sun-flower.[073] It is sometimes called Tourne-sola word that signifies turning to the sun.

"Ya le explicaré a usted mi proyecto cuando pueda hacerlo a solas y sin dar que sospechar; entre tanto me urge el saber

only, single, alone; *a solas* alone *sólo* adv.