In this emergency, baffled to know what to do against the accursed Scots (contra nefandam gentem Scotorum), he appealed to his friends for counsel.
Their scepticism is meritorious; they could not safely transcribe or believe the rusticorum fabulas: but Katona might have given due attention to the evidence of Liutprand, Bulgarorum gentem atque daecorum tributariam fecerant, (Hist.
Henry of Huntingdon The passage relied on by the historian is this: Quum ergo Haroldus totam gentem suam in una acie strictissime locasset et quasi castellum inde construxisset[14] impenetrabiles erant Normannis (iii.
England say that verse which is in the hymn of All-Hallow Day, Gentem auferte perfidam, &c.
Pollentia and Verona, by Stilico the commander of the forces of the Western Empire, that Claudian calls the remainder of the forces of Alaric, tanta ex gente reliquias breves, and Prudentius, Gentem deletam.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gentem" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
