The general who had been placed in the south to guard against them spent his time feasting with courtezans and he and his officers were commonly known as “The Revellers.
Meanwhile the king was building “mountains” and pleasure-houses without end and his hunters were his favorites by day and the courtezans his boon companions by night.
And here, again, are courtezans and old hangers-on at court, past masters in the war and peace of love, wandering about and holding in their fingers pictures painted in many colors.
Girl, courtezans meet so many kinds of men that they do learn a false courtesy.
Betel-leaves and camphor are being given to courtezans and their lovers.
These torches of ours are like courtezans who despise their poor lovers.
There are courtezans and bastard pages, adorned with any number of jewels, just like Gandharvas[55] and Apsarases.
The rank which the courtezans enjoyed, even in the brightest ages of Greece, and particularly at Athens, is one of the greatest singularities in the manners of any people.
In Greece, thecourtezans were in some measure connected with the religion of the country.
The courtezans offered themselves every where to view; and their beauty as might be expected, obtained universal homage.
Venice has always been blessed with courtezans more celebrated by their beauty than their wit.
I felt that it was fortunate for me that I had Goudar, who introduced me to all the most famous courtezans in London, above all to the illustrious Kitty Fisher, who was just beginning to be fashionable.
I then went to mass at the Church of the Good Success, where I saw all the handsome courtezans in Madrid.
But he to whom courtezans belong is a procurer; therefore the wise man is a procurer.
You will be surprised to learn that several of my old schoolmates are now keeping fashionable boarding houses for courtezans in that city and from the business derive a luxurious maintenance.
The Jangams are entirely forbidden to have intercourse with prostitutes: but among the earliest proselytes were some unmarried men, who were permitted by Basava to have intercourse with courtezans who belonged to the sect.
They have interviews with (Vesias) courtezans who are likewise devout!
The characters of Terence, indeed, are of the same description with those of Plautus; but his slaves and parasites and captains are not so farcical, nor his panders and courtezans so coarse, as those of his predecessor.
Bacchides:--is so called from two sisters of the name of Bacchis, who are the courtezans in this play.
She then said to Simon, that she would not again quit these humble garments, and that on the morrow all her wealth should be distributed to poor families, and to the courtezans whom misery alone prevented returning to a better life.
No more sermons on the Mount; no more of the possessed ones cured; no more courtezans convinced of sin; no more of those wonderful fellow-laborers in the work of Redemption, whom Jesus had not repulsed.
Näiouma, troupes ofcourtezans swarmed in public in basins[12.
Notwithstanding the lateness of the hour, several courtezans of the ordinary class were lounging about, or indolently conversing with a few intimate male friends, who were probably their private lovers, or pimps.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "courtezans" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
