William the Conqueror, the sovereign of his family Graecia (says Malaterra) hostibus recedentibus libera laeta quievit: Apulia tota sive Calabria turbatur.
Footnote 123: Sanut very sensibly descants on the mischiefs of female succession, in a land hostibus circumdata, ubi cuncta virilia et virtuosa esse deberent.
On the third, the capture of the Hessians, with "Hostibus iterum devictis.
On the fourth, the surrender of York, with "Hostibus ultimum debellatis.
On the second, represent the evacuation of Boston, with the motto, "Hostibus primum fugatis.
Marciam 3: ipsis illum hostibus aegrum cum veneratione et pace mutua prosequentibus nec optare quod expediebat audentibus), and in that camp he died (Sueton.
But he forgets all this in the next twenty lines; for there he gives them their own, and tells them roundly, in internecino bello, medii pro hostibus habentur.
To retreat," adds Dietsch, "is disgraceful only to those qui ab hostibus se pelli patiantur, who suffer themselves to be repulsed by the enemy.
The enemy's ignorance of the country--Regio hostibus ignara.
Hostibus eueniat is a common phrase in Ovid: compare Am II x 16-17 'hostibus eueniat uita seuera meis!
On the fourth, the surrender of York, with 'Hostibus ultimum debellatis.
On the second, represent the evacuation of Boston, with the motto, 'Hostibus primum fugatis.
On the third, the capture of the Hessians, with 'Hostibus iterum devictis.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hostibus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
