| Indeed, in many languages the seventh day is called by a name which indicates its sabbatic character. |
| The street, in the sabbatic sunshine, was as calm as at midnight. |
| Some forms of traditional witchcraft are the Feri Tradition, Cochrane's Craft and the Sabbatic craft. |
| From all this it is clear that the sabbatic goat must have had some connexion with the East. |
| They affect both the sabbatic institution itself, and those whose duty it is to remember it. |
| Let every thing which has the least semblance of the sabbatic rest be annihilated. |
