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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
adversary
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
afterwards
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
againstprepositionUS /əˈɡenst/
touching and pressing; in opposition to
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
all
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
Almanzor
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
battle
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
called
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
came
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
camp
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
Certain
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
Christians
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
concerns
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
continue
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
Cordova
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
coveting
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
day
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
DeadnounUS /dead/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
designed
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
down
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
entail
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
escape
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
eternal
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
everlasting
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
field
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
fight
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
fled
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
forsake
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
Furra
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
Garzim
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
gold
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
grand
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
heaps
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
howeveradverbUS /ˌhaʊˈevər/
used to add a contrasting statement
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
informed
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
King
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
lifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
likewise
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
loaded
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
lose
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
made
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
mastered
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
men
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
Mount
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
mountains
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
Navarre
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
night
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
number
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
OfprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
overcome
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
perdition
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
pleasures
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
pouring
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
profits
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
re-engage
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
refuge
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
relapse
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
religious
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
returnednounUS /ˈreturned/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
returning
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
reward
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
samenounUS /same/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
Saracens
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
seek
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
silver
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
sin
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
slew
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
SoconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
Spoil
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
spoils
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
stedfast
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
strive
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
suffering
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
themselvespronounUS /ðemˈselvz/
used when the people doing the action are also its object
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
then
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
ThesedeterminerUS /ðiːz/
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
thousand
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From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
turn
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
types
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
unlawful
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From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
unlawfully
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From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
vocations
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
War
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From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading _Of the War of Furra._ The day after the King was informed that a certain King of Navarre, called Furra, designed to fight him at Mount Garzim.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading These, then, are types of such as strive against sin, but afterwards relapse; who, when they have overcome, continue not stedfast, but seek unlawful pleasures, suffering themselves to be mastered in turn by their grand adversary.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading But as they were returning to the camp, Almanzor, King of Cordova, who had fled for refuge to the mountains with the Saracens that made their escape, came pouring down, and slew them all to the number of a thousand men.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading _Of the Christians that returned unlawfully to Spoil the Dead._ Certain of the Christians however, coveting the spoils of the dead, returned that same night to the field of battle, and loaded themselves with heaps of gold and silver.
worldly
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From this reading So likewise the religious, that forsake their vocations to re-engage in worldly concerns and profits, lose the reward of eternal life, and entail upon themselves everlasting perdition.
