Significados de great luminary em inglês

The great luminary that so recently sank behind the western hills is the real light.

After that, for six months, I had the great luminary to the south of me.

Just at sunset the great luminary peered gloriously forth.

Like the great luminary which they adored, they operated by gentleness more potent than violence.

The night gradually wore away, and the great luminary of the world began to light up the East.

The great luminary is always there.

We thus find that the width of the great luminary is ten inches smaller to-day than it was yesterday.

Could there be a phenomenon of combustion or illumination which the great luminary the sun itself did not manifest?

Even he is the mighty bowman Abhimanyu, now endued with the gentle effulgence of the great luminary of the night.

It signifies the destruction of the light by the clouds, the darkness, and the eventual return of the great luminary of the world.

For every acre on the surface of our globe there are more than ten thousand acres on the surface of the great luminary.

So long as the sun remains practically gaseous, so long will the great luminary continue to shrink, and thus continue its gracious beneficence.

The Spartans performed the sacrifice on the top of Mount Taygetus, the beautiful range behind which they saw the great luminary set every night.

At this the great luminary was furious, and fell so hotly upon him that in a few minutes there was nothing of him left.

At its rise, the great luminary of day was shorn of splendour and seemed to be crossed by headless trunks (of human beings).

And when next he turns to observe the great luminary, it is only to see that it is no longer there-atleast no longer visible.