Eustachio

[ e-oo-stah-kyaw ]

noun

1. Bar·to·lom·me·o [bah, r, -taw-lawm-, me, -aw], 1524?–1574, Italian anatomist.

Example Sentences

All the quarter of St. Eustachio is turned into one toy-shop; the stalls are set out in the street and brightly lighted, up.

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Sofronia triumphs over her ashamed and miserable husband, who now consents to Clizia's marriage with Eustachio.

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Henry shed tears on reading the letter, and sent Eustachio, the Spanish ambassador, to attend Katharine's death-bed.

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The next instant Eustachio and Leonardo fell dead, pierced by showers of arrows.

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Leonardo and Eustachio expressed their readiness to submit their credit with their fellow-citizens to any reasonable trial.

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