davus造句

• He reveals that, as Davus has said, Glycerium is faking a birth in order to get back together with Pamphilus.
• Pamphilus agrees but asks Davus to ensure his father does not discover that he has agreed to bring up Glycerium's child.
• Davus retires into the background as Chremes comes onto the scene, and then reappears after Chremes has seen what Mysis was doing.
• Davus berates a confused Mysis for her actions, saying that it would be terrible if Chremes had come on the scene and not him.
• He'reveals'the nuptials had been a sham and says if they now go ahead it is wholly due to Davus'good advice.
• Davus impores him to let him redeem himself and promises to come up with something to stop the wedding, but no plan comes to mind.
• Davus tells them that in fact the planned nuptials are a ruse and that he has checked Chremes'house and there is no sign of preparations.
• Pamphilus, on the advice of Davus, who has learnt of Simo's scheme, accepts the proposal willingly in order to wrong-foot his father.
• When everyone goes outside to collect stones, Davus secretly suffocates her to spare her the pain of being stoned to death and tells the mob that she fainted.
• The only official child of his blood is his daughter Diana, an intellectual and headstrong young woman, who becomes pregnant by, and later marries, a slave called Davus.
• The form " Daus " or " Davus " could be also compared to a similar ethnonym in Old Persian " Daos " and to a Phrygian deity also called " Daos ".
• A recent book by David Richard Beasley gives an account of Richard Beasley's life : From Bloody Beginnings : Richard Beasley's Upper Canada [ Simcoe : Davus, 2008]
• A recent book, From Bloody Beginnings : Richard Beasley's Upper Canada, issued by Davus Publishing and authored by David Beasley is creative non-fiction ostensibly told in his voice.
• He has participated at International conferences such as : World Economic Forum in Davus and Crans Montana Forum in Switzerland along with regional conferences such as ECO-G15, Indian-Ocean Rim Association.
• Davus faces the three-way wrath of Pamphilus ( for his advice ), Charinus ( for causing the loss of his beloved ) and Simo ( for double-dealing between him and his son ).
• Having made himself known he is told by Simo to ensure the planned nuptials go to plan, as any hint that Davus'scheming had caused the wedding's cancellation will result in Davus'incarceration.
• Having made himself known he is told by Simo to ensure the planned nuptials go to plan, as any hint that Davus'scheming had caused the wedding's cancellation will result in Davus'incarceration.
• From 1897 to 1899, he was editor-in-chief of " Revista societ
  ii " Tinerimea rom鈔
  " ", and co-edited " Ap
  rarea naional
  ", where he sometimes signed as Davus or Pavo Zoril
  .
• It unites the insidious machinations of the mad emperor Nero, including the assassination plots against his stepsister and wife Octavia, the Pisonian conspiracy and its suppression, with a multicoloured sub-plot of the philosophical instructions of the wise Seneca versus the amusing observations of a clown named Davus.
• With a view to avoiding suspicion to his true plans Davus tells Simo this is a plan by Glycerium to keep the attentions of his son and the next move of Glyceium's servants will be to place the new-born son on Simo's doorstep so as to prevent the wedding.