Also called Juan Rodríguez de la Cámara, the last representative of the Galician tradition in Spanish poetry.
Isidoro Rodríguez was born in Madrid and took the habit in Salamanca in 1639.
He always had spies who knew the roads, and Pampanga scouts, and friendly Zambals together with Sargento-mayor Blas Rodríguez and the adjutant Francisco de la Jara, and some Spaniards.
But the most important name in the history of French prose next after that of Montaigne is that of Jean Guez de Balzac, who occupies nearly the same place in it as Malherbe does in that of French poetry.
It may be said, without exaggeration, that the Academie Francaise could not have survived contemporary ridicule if it had failed to secure the co-operation of Jean Louis Guez de Balzac.
That was falling into materialism, glorifying the flesh, inviting temptation; Rodríguez was all he needed; one must be an idealist.
After futile efforts it was the grotesque mask of Rodríguez that appeared on the canvas.
In a shop on the Plaza de Santa Ana, Rodríguez Serra asked the proprietor, not altogether without a touch of malice: "What do you think of this book?
An exhortation addressed to the New Christians, in 1640, in Granada, by Maestro Gabriel Rodríguez de Escabias, denounces them roundly for thus betraying their faith.
In 1511, at Cuenca, Leonor and Juana Rodríguez who had been reconciled in time of Grace, were reconciled again for fresh delinquencies.
Nothing came of this and, in 1550, Rodríguez repeated his accusation, with the same result.
Nearly twenty years later two of the fugitives, Ana Enríquez and her husband Diego Rodríguez Silva, were arrested at Daimiel.
Rodríguez Villa has printed the essential portions of this memorial in the Boletin for July--September 1906, pp.
The second was in 1595, when Fernando Rodríguez was accused by three witnesses of throwing a stick at a paper image of the Virgin on an altar, tearing it and uttering a filthy jest, but he proved an alibi and the case was suspended.
In 1572 Rodríguez Rúiz was penanced for it in the Canaries.
Illustration: Bringing in the Wounded] The Death Of Rodriguez Adolfo Rodríguez was the only son of a Cuban farmer, who lives nine miles outside of Santa Clara, beyond the hills that surround that city to the north.
When the revolution broke out young Rodríguez joined the insurgents, leaving his father and mother and two sisters at the farm.
His execution took place the morning of the 19th of January, at a place a half-mile distant from the city, on the great plain that stretches from the forts out to the hills, beyond which Rodríguez had lived for nineteen years.
Lagunoy: Juan Rodríguez Lausor--In addition Juan Rodríguez de Lausor has three hundred whole tributes in the same province.
Not satisfied with the ordinary stocks to detain an individual by the legs alone, Rodríguez had designed a double cepo in two parts, so formed as to hold the neck and arms at one end and to confine the ankles at the other.
About two weeks after my arrival at this place Rodríguez had four Indians of the Recígaros tribe brought in.
About twenty days after this occurrence Rodríguez started for Santa Catalina, and on the journey, he met four Indians of the Maynanes tribe, who were en route to put themselves at his service.
Shortly after this Rodríguez went out in charge of a commission of fifty men to a point called Cahuinarí.
Although they were in a most pitiable condition, Rodríguez took them out, one by one, and used them as targets to practise shooting at.
The former appealed to his chief, and Rodríguez at once took the part of his Peruvian fellow-countryman.
About nine days after this an Indian woman fell into his hands, but as she became ill of the same disease, Rodríguez ordered them to kill her.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "guez" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
