Capitulo septimo como el campo llego a chiametla y mataron a el maestrede canpo y lo que mas acaeçio hasta llegar a culiacan.
Maestre Julian, presumably the error of a copyist.
Sancho de Paternoy, the Maestre Racional of Aragon, when on trial, admitted to prejudice against Juan de Anchias, secretary of the tribunal, because he had enquired of a Jewish tailor whether Paternoy had a seat in the synagogue.
In this latter auto Sancho de Paternoy, Maestre Racional of Aragon, was penanced with perpetual imprisonment.
The Maestre Racional stood by and did nothing to remove the dead-lock.
In 1564 we hear of a physician, Maestre Pla, prosecuted for saying that his wife was so exhausted that she looked like a crucifix dead with hunger.
Then, on April 24th, Arrese forwards a declaration drawn up by Maestre Muñoz, professor of astrology, for such action as the Suprema may please to take.
It was his intention to have followed up the punishment of the conspirators, and he was proceeding to hang Maestre Andrea.
The niece of Tupas, had the name of Isabel given her, in memory of the deceased lady of the General, whose name this was, and in a little time she was married to Maestre Andrea, an officer of the squadron.
Thus, in 1546, when Pedro Ponce de Leon was made a member, he was maestre escuela in the church of Alcala de Henares.
The 'maestre de campo' gave him a good reception; and in token of peace presented him with some things which we had on board.
On arriving at the large island, the 'maestre de campo' landed and came to a town which was on high-ground.
On account of his audacity, the "maestre de campo" ordered them to fire and knocked him down with a shot; and when those in the canoes saw him fall, they all fled to the shore.
The 'maestre de campo,' on seeing their daring, ordered some muskets to be fired; and one Indian was killed and the rest took to flight.
Seeing that they made no attack, the 'maestre de campo' ordered four soldiers to go ashore and fire three or four shots to frighten them; and when this was done and the Indians saw it, they shot their arrows and took to flight.
The 'maestre de campo' landed with 20 men, and took possession as in the case of the other islands.
After we were inside, the 'maestre de campo' landed with 18 soldiers; and I remained with 12 on board the brigantine.
I considered that we should restore their canoe and accept these tusks: but the 'maestre de campo' was not willing to do so.
The 'maestre de campo' ordered those on shore to embark, fearing some ambuscade.
His real title to enduring fame is based upon the exquisite coplas, in which he commemorates the death of his father, the Maestre de Santiago, and proclaims the vanity and fleetingness of all earthly things.
El Maestre don Rodrigo*: Rodrigo Manrique, the father of the poet, died in 1476.
He arrived at Barcelona, and lived three years as a servant with Maestre Gosart, needlemaker, after which he served various other persons in Barcelona for the space of more than eleven years.
Maestre Pedro, his brother, who made at Madrid excellent cannon and locks.
Maestre Simon had four sons; all of them followed his profession.
After tedious delay, vexation, and privation, the master and his crew were released and a part of the cargo restored, but the Maestre de Campo insisted upon retaining what he chose for his own use.
The command was taken by the Maestre de Campo, whose chief exploit seems to have been that he made love to the deceased General's widow and proposed marriage to her, which she indignantly rejected.
The Patriarch in return insisted upon the Governor and Archbishop pardoning the Maestre de Campo of all his alleged misdeeds, and when this was conceded he caused the pardon to be proclaimed in a public Act.
At the same time, dilatory proceedings were being taken against the Maestre de Campo of Zamboanga, who was charged with having appropriated to himself others' share of the war booty.
Martin de Goiti, the Maestre de Campo, [22] second in command to the Governor, was the first victim of the attack.
Salcedo having been appointed to the office of Maestre de Campo, vacant since the death of Goiti, the organization of the defence was entrusted to his immediate care.
The expedition led by the Maestre de Campo fared badly, one of the party being killed, another seriously wounded, and the rest fleeing on board.
The only person to whom he appears to have extended his friendship was the Maestre de Campo, at the time under ecclesiastical arrest.
General to reprisal excited the cupidity of unscrupulous officials, and, without apparent right or reason, the Maestre de Campo of Zamboanga caused a Chinese junk from Amoy, carrying goods to a friendly Sultan of Mindanao, to be seized.
A party under Juan de la Jara, the Maestre de Campo, was sent ashore to reconnoitre the environs.
On his approach a salute was fired from the city battlements, and he took up his residence in the house of the Maestre de Campo.
Maestre de Campo (obsolete grade) about equivalent to the modern General of Brigade.
While this was going on, Urbina the maestre de campo or major-general, when going his rounds met several of these soldiers in the street, and immediately suspected the truth.
He was high in the favour and confidence of the family and party of Almagro, with whom he served as maestre de campo under young Almagro, and headed the party which put to death the elder Don Francisco Pizarro.
He appointed his brother Gonzalo lieutenant-general of his army, and Alonso Alvarado maestre de campo, or major-general of the cavalry.
On seeing this successful commencement of the battle, Pedro de Valdivia, a maestre de campo of the marquis, assured his friends that the victory was their own.
Diego de Urbina, nephew of themaestre de campo Juan de Urhina, was made captain of the pikemen.
He had received many favours from Cortes, having valuable estates, and the commission of Maestre de Campo.
The Maestre de Campo Alfonzo de Alvarado, who held the command of this province, established a colony of Christians at this place.
Diego de Urbina maestre de campo, or major general, and Juan de Aguire serjeant-major, or adjutant general.
After them, came those of the order of Calatrava, with their brave and renowned maestre at their head.
The gong sounded twice--the Maestre appeared, and was struck at the presumption of the young adventurer.
The queen and the Maestre de Calatrava, in the absence of the king, are to be the sponsors.
It is not the Maestre de Calatrava; oh, no; his attractions are rather too mature to suit the taste of Doña Leonor.
Among the tutors chosen for his training were Maestre Jehan de Proviesey, a grammarian and Latinist, and Maestre Antoine de la Salle, poet and musician.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "maestre" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
