Attested official reports regarding three of these have been given before the ordinary of the city of Santísimo Nombre de Jesus, while those of the remaining six are being considered.
The colleges of the city of Santísimo Nombre de Jesus and of the port of Yloylo, which formerly had five or six priests, do not now have two apiece, so that it is impossible to attend to the many duties that there present themselves.
Harpax in the [4222] Comoedian, told Simo and Ballio, two doting fellows, that they had need to be purged with this plant.
The two wives live together to this day in the house of Simoat Zhupa.
But the handsomest woman in the country being sought out, Sidi Mengia sent a message to the priest of the place, ordering him to marry Simo to the young woman.
Simo Slivovats is a brave soldier, but, although a Servian, has two wives.
Don Pedro and his daughter were just sitting down to dinner with Don Onésimo and Doña Vera.
She kissed Pepa, she gave her hand to Onésimo and then began to pet Monina.
At this time, the commander began to be established in the island, and accordingly desired to discuss the founding of a city there, to be called Santísimo Nombre de Jesús.
These islands have a bishop, whose see is located in the city of Santísimo Nombre de Jesus.
The flag is unfurled with the greatest pomp possible, but that is little now, because the city of Santísimo Nombre de Dios, founded there, has greatly declined.
Simo is the most finished character in the Latin piece, but Sir John Bevil, who corresponds to him, is quite insignificant.
In reading the dialogue of Simo in the Andria, and of Micio in the Adelphi, we almost think we are listening to the conversation of Scipio Africanus, and the mitis sapientia Laeli.
We perceive the compassion and even admiration of Simo for Glycerium, and we feel that, if convinced of her respectable birth and character, he would have preferred her to all others, even to the daughter of Chremes.
Enter SIMO and DAVUS from the house of the former.
Pamphilus does as he is advised, on which Simo again applies to Chremes, who, after some entreaty, gives his consent.
His first intention no doubt was to go and inform Simoof the child being laid at the door.
Colman here remarks; “Madame Dacier will have it that Simo here makes use of a kitchen term in the word ‘curentur.
While these arrangements are being made, Chrysis dies; on which Simo accidentally discovers his son’s connection with Glycerium.
According to the latter reading we are to suppose that Davus is grumbling to himself, on which Simo says, “What does Davus say?
Inside the city they have a sumptuous church and convent, which is the head of the most devout province of Santísimo Rosario.
West of this stands the lumpy Mukchung-simo group, with its culminating point lying south, 24 deg.
Now we have right in front of us the immense glacier which descends from an extensive firn basin on the western foot of the Mukchung-simo massive.
He reached the city of Santísimo Nombre de Jesús, and was lodged in a house belonging to the convent, opposite the prison; the two houses are separated only by a very wide street.
Our father Fray Alonso de Baraona was very sensitive regarding this occurrence, and set it right by advancing the father and making him prior of Santísimo Nombre de Jesús, and visitor for those convents.
He went with his wife and household to the city of Santísimo Nombre de Jesús.
The fathers warned the city of Santísimo Nombre de Jesús, and came to solicit aid from the alcalde-mayor.
Upon this day the captain, seeing the fleet's need of food and the slight prospects for getting any, ordered all the said vessels of this fleet to return to the town of Santísimo Nombre de Jesus.
Simo made aunswere by raciocinacion / sayenge / doest thou aske that?
As in Therence Simo speketh of his son Pam- philus / sayeth vnto his man called Sosia / how couldest thou know his condicions or nature afore / whyle his age and feare / and his maister dyd let it to be knowen.
Simo does not like this attempt at wit, and tells him not to be impertinent.
Simo is probably standing at some distance off; and knowing that his master's sight is not good, he feels that he may deride him with impunity.
Look, Simo himself, the owner of the house, is coming out of doors.
Simo means it in the former, while Tranio chooses to take it in the latter sense.
Simo has his private reasons for thinking that this nap is not wholesome in his own case.
They were soon joined by the Marquis Joaquín de Onésimo whom Fúcar had invited to discuss, without loss of time, a grand project for a national loan.
They sat together for some time till the Countess de Vera left to go to the theatre, Don Joaquín Onésimo offering to escort her.
He was so absorbed in thought that he failed to bow to Don Joaquín Onésimo who was walking in the park with the French baron, and discussing the pending loan with the deep interest that some men feel in a public calamity.
Don Joaquín Onésimo can tell you all about it and I had better say nothing about it.
Onésimo winced; but recovering himself at once he added: “I have heard you render a merciless account of the millions amassed by the marquis, my dear Cimarra.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "simo" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
