| When I nursed in a clinic near Bombay, a small girl, shielding all her leprous sores, crept inside the door. |
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| By 724 BC the leprous king Uzziah of Judah had not been seen for a while and finally in that year he died. |
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| Her impact on the leprous Syrian Commander is, of course, decisive for the narrative. |
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| The Lazarus of the parable appears on crutches with dogs licking his leprous sores, a citation from Luke. |
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| So you think you will just lie low and say nothing, do you, you leprous swine? |
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| By all means be appalled by the leprous beggars, but don't allow this to blind you to the rich educational diversity the Third World has to offer. |
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| The most common type of leprosy causes the pallidness of the skin which proves that people had to have melanin first in order for them to become leprous. |
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| While leprous signs wracked the entire body, notably disfiguring the face, making public a private sin, it was on the genitals that the first signs of syphilis would appear. |
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| In 1180 he married Sibyl, sister of the leprous Baldwin IV, king of Jerusalem. |
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| Let us begin our lesson with this Old Testament story relating the experience of Naaman the Syrian, a leprous man in search of healing. |
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| Had they experienced their own leprous condition lifted, so that they knew themselves no longer as outcasts but as accepted by God? |
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| Founded as a hospital by Eudo the Steward, to support four leprous residents, its chapel became a parish church and was able to survive the Dissolution. |
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| Four leprous men were outside the walls of the city and starving to death. |
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| Sometimes, in Africa and in Latin America among the many beggars, besides leprous or sick people, we encounter whole families who have lost their houses. |
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| Ranging from deformed and leprous to ethereal and slumberous, Helnwein's images transcend their grotesque implications and are bathed in amniotic tranquility and compassionate reverence. |
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| Their surfaces range from the stark cratering of Earth's moon through the cantaloupe-skin of Triton, which circles Neptune, to the cue-ball-smooth ice of Europa and the lurid leprous sulphur of Io, both companions of Jupiter. |
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| The surgeons, in their turn, invent a method of leprosy surgery, a direct intervention in the leprous nerve, which proves to be palliative in cases of serious impotence. |
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| As an example, the feast of Sant'Egidio, a benedictine abbè protector of disabled and leprous, who lived in the beginning of the eighteen century. |
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| The blind pupils, from where ran out of mucus, rolled in major orbits, the gash of the mouth, broad, without lips, yawned a such clamping plate, starting from crumplings of a leprous skin. |
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