This road would make tributary to this place a vast district of country.

However they conquered, and made tributary the three groups before mentioned.

It was immediately invested by the confederate fleet, reduced, and made tributary to Athens.

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For Roller had made tributary the provinces Sundmor and Nordmor, after slaying Arthor their king.

Genius makes tributaries of all partly-talented people: hence the Persians themselves sent their ambassadors to the Greek oracles.

Harald made tributaries of the nations that lay along the Rhine, levying troops from the bravest of that race.

The territory was materially reduced in area, and made tributary to the Romans; the city was occupied by a Roman garrison.

Conquered by the Hyksos, the old kings retreated to their other capital, Thebes, and were probably made tributary to the conquerors.

A work on English grammar and composition, in which the science of the language is made tributary to the art of expression.

They await, however, the assurance of the means and conditions on which they may safely be made tributary to the general good.

There is no taste but may be interested, no capacity but can be matched, no country but can be made tributary to our own.

While it seeks no exclusive privileges upon them for itself, it can never consent to be made tributary to their use to any European power.