Meanings of few disciples in English

Marxists and a few disciples of Ayn Rand.

Carlyle had many admirers, but few disciples, and he naturally set great value on Froude's adhesion.

He and his few disciples had no other beds but straw of sackcloth spread on the ground.

There, under the shade of the banyan, and surrounded by a few disciples, sat the great Babaji!

These lessons, long hidden in the heart of the young Master, soon gathered around him a few disciples.

Tyre was a busy seaport then, and in its large population the few disciples would make but little show.

His name, beloved and adored by a few disciples, now commands the reverence of kings and nations of the world.

On this foundation he purposed to devote himself and a few disciples to the reform and mental culture of our criminal brethren.

And now, the erstwhile exile, living on the pittances he could wheedle from his few disciples, died in the fame of the world.

These prophets of evil found, of course, few disciples, and were generally regarded as unworthy sons of the Fatherland-almostas traitors to their country.

When a few disciples were collected in a particular locality, it not unfrequently happened that they remained for a time without any proper ecclesiastical organization.

When he bade his eternal adieus to the few disciples who surrounded his dying bed, he regarded his work as completed, his mission as fulfilled.

41, 42, and so will be in his prayer, which was not put up for the few disciples alone.