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Meanings of byzant in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bezzant"
Examples for "bezzant"
1
Food writer and speaker Niki Bezzant has been looking into the matter.
2
What the Panelists Niki Bezzant and John Barnett want to talk about.
3
What the Panelists Ben Thomas and Niki Bezzant want to talk about.
4
What the Panelists Niki Bezzant and Neil Miller want to talk about.
5
What the Panelists Niki Bezzant and Penelope Barr-Sellers want to talk about.
1
Not a bezant of which I have the bequeathing.
2
After they had used up everything they could find, a mere piece of bread cost a bezant.
3
She made no reply, but took from a pocket a bezant, and contrived to throw its yellow gleam in the sentinel's eyes.
4
Allday was right after all, just as he had known about Bezant.
5
Bezant had remarked, 'It would have been kinder to cut their throats!'
1
Prices were sky-high: one gold solidus for ten bushels.
2
Adding water moves the solidus to the wet mantle solidus (short dashed line).
3
At temperatures between the solidus and the liquidus a mixture is partly solid and partly liquid.
4
There were 12 denarii to the solidus and 20 soldi to the pound of silver.
5
Decompressing mantle at constant temperature allows for the mantle to cross the solidus as the mantle rises (thick solid line).
Usage of byzant in English
1
Africanus und die byzant.
2
I looked down and saw that he had given me a solid gold byzant, gleaming dull and heavy in my hand.
3
The yellow gleam of gold byzants met his wondering gaze.
4
If it be less than a thousand byzants, let him have jewels to make it up.
5
The others looked on breathlessly as the friar arranged the golden byzants in neat little towers of ten.
6
"Each," replied the priest, handing the byzant back to him.
7
"So how much for a byzant?" asked Siarles.
8
She was a Champernoun, proudest of Norman squires, and could probably boast of having in her veins the blood of Courtneys, Emperors of Byzant.
9
And old Narses died at Rome, at a great age; and they wrapt him in lead, and sent him to Byzant with all his wealth.
10
His mother was a Champernoun of purest Norman descent, and "could probably boast of having in her veins the blood of Courtneys, Emperors of Byzant."
11
"I know the armour well; it is that which the Venetian commissary offered your highness, just ere you became ill, for five hundred byzants."