If the billions of dollars worth of war industries can find no place in the post-bellum readjustment, then they will be a pure economic waste.
Besides, the present need of the post-bellum reconstruction of Europe has already absorbed all the iron and coal that the industrial world could supply.
Turning now from the effect of the war upon missions, a few paragraphs may be devoted to considering post-bellum reconstruction in mission lands.
Virgil was evicted a second time in the following year, after the Bellum Perusinum, by the troops of Octavian.
In the Bellum Africum we possess the notes of Asinius Pollio, who took part in the war.
Bellum Sequanicum, probably an epic on Caesar's war with Ariovistus in B.
The authorship of the Bellum Hispaniense, which in style is far below the Bellum Africum, Landgraf leaves an open question.
There are nine lines extant from his epic poem Bellum Histricum, which was probably on the war of B.
Two epics, Aethiopis and Bellum Gallicum (on Iulius Caesar's exploits), are probably referred to by Hor.
Bellum Punicum, an epic poem in Saturnians, divided later into seven Books.
Bellum para, si pacem velis, was a maxim regarded by many as containing an incontestable truth.
I have so far treated the post-bellum aspect of sex morality entirely from the position of the man.
One day, when we were holding a meeting to secure funds for its erection, an old, ante-bellum coloured man came a distance of twelve miles and brought in his ox-cart a large hog.
She was the focus of all local superstition; one of the ante-bellum voodoos.
You cannot judge the ante-bellum southern planter by him to-day.
But the flavor, the spectacular effects, linger only in the memory of the rapidly lessening number who mingled deeply in ante-bellum politics.
It may surprise him to be told that in ante-bellum days it was not only the chief repository of culture, but possessed a fair proportion of the nation's wealth.
The concentration of forces, intellectual and industrial, on that stupendous scale which has won President Winston's admiration, is a post-bellum development both North and South.
The ex-slaves of the family for miles around had assembled to celebrate the occasion in quite the ante-bellum fashion.
The so-called Sallust-maps, drawn up from Sallust's description of the world in the Bellum Jugurtinum [cf.
In one camp, he said, an ante-bellum residence had been converted into a prison by removing every window, and closing up every aperture, leaving not even an auger hole for light or air.
The young or post-bellum Negro is steadily improving morally.
These words give us a glimpse of the bright side of slave life, and of the ideal "mammy" of the ante-bellum Southern plantation home.
The writer takes it that the young "Negro" and his father are to represent only the ante-bellum and the post-bellum Negro.
The Southern cities, with their stately residences and business houses that were constructed in ante-bellum days, bear emphatic testimony to the skill of the Negro in the mechanic arts.
The Negro was seen as a foreman on many Southern plantations during ante-bellum days.
Traveling in the ante-bellum days, even by steamboats and railway trains, was not the rapid transit of the present time.
But how are we to find this bellum again, supposing we leave it?
That set them cogitating for a few moments while they stepped ashore, followed by Esbul, and, lifting the bellumclear of the water, carried her into a bank of reeds which could be heard rustling beside them.
A regular sort of mud lark," Phil called out as the launch ran on a submerged bank of mud, and came to an abrupt halt, causing the bellum towing nearest to her to collide violently with her stern and capsize promptly.
In anti-bellum times Washington's birthday was celebrated with more pomp and glory than any holiday during the year.
All he ever knew of Southern men in ante-bellum days was what he heard from the lips of inspired orators or read from the pens of very earnest anti-slavery editors.
Idque eo fuit mirabilius, quod ab eo laus imperatoria non admodum exspectabatur, qui adolescentiam in forensi opera, quaesturae diuturnum tempus Murena bellum in Ponto gerente in Asia pace consumpserat.
One of the greatest drawbacks to ante-bellum travel had been the absence of bridges across great rivers, such as the Hudson and the Susquehanna.
This enterprise, like many others in ante-bellum days, was carried out largely with funds supplied by the State.
The text has, Quae civitates propinquae his locis erant ubi bellum gesserat.
In the post-bellum and reconstruction period the physician will need to guard against regarding all cases called Shell-shock as really neuroses, merely on the ground that Shell-shock is probably neurosis.
Bruce has found blended with the war dreams many episodes quite alien to the war, and considers that the patient’s ante-bellum history is of importance, since ante-bellum emotions may be revivified by the war.
The cures wrought are not always permanent and in some cases post-bellum experiences may be required to prove the real value of the measures advocated.
Yet here is an instance in which tremors are reported cured by hypnosis, and moreover, tremors that were recurrent from an ante-bellum attack at 14.
The phenomena here were largely ante-bellum and the war brought them out once more, as might other disturbing experiences.
Contractures are habitually more persistent than paralysis; tremors and tic are more pertinacious than deafmutism; ante-bellum psychoneuroses are less easy to treat than cases developed by the war alone.
Case 135 is a many-sided case, with ante-bellum hysteria and certain Shell-shock phenomena.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bellum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
