The Hortatory Address to the Greeks is an appeal to them to give up the worship of their gods, and to devote themselves to the worship of the one living and true God. [Please select]
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Altogether, the half hour was one of very enjoyable excitement; and when, later in the evening, I sat down to my note-book, I started off abruptly in a hortatory vein,--"Always take another walk." [Please select]
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But the young man in the wedding raiment did not sit down, gave no sign at all that he had heard her conclusive and hortatory speech. [Please select]
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The antecedent is often thus attracted into the relative clause, né omittámus, 'let us not neglect,' the hortatory subjunctive. [Please select]
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It is a hortatory lyric, a trumpet-call to his party in the moment of victory to remember the duties which that victory imposed upon them. [Please select]
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