Death, who stands behind her reflected, the motto, "Tota vita sapientis est meditatio mortis.
William the Conqueror, the sovereign of his family Graecia (says Malaterra) hostibus recedentibus libera laeta quievit: Apulia tota sive Calabria turbatur.
Indeed, the second verse of the epitaph already quoted may point to these satires:-- “Perstrepuit modulis Gallia tota meis.
Rhasis makes it a principal cure, Tota cura sit in humectando, to bathe and afterwards anoint with oil.
The expression "tota simul" excludes the imperfection which is characteristic of time duration, viz.
The definition given by Boetius(387) emphasizes these points, as also the indefectible character of immutable life in the Eternal Being: Aeternitas est interminabilis vitae tota simul et prefecta possessio.
We have seen that no created substance has all the perfection natural to its kind, tota simul or ab initio (46); that it fulfils its role in existence by development, by tending towards its full or final perfection.
Pallas spreads the whole shadow of the aegis (+tota Gorgone+).
Mark the words of thy contract, totapecunia (with all thy money).
Well, tota pecunia let it be, for at present I have none at all; he would not have me purchase with other people's money, sure?
Since tota pecunia is the bargain, I think it is plain--no more money, no more purchase.
Quintilian claims it altogether for his countrymen--'satira tota nostra est.
It stands to the universe in much the same proportion as any single man to the whole earth-- Et videas caelum summai totius unum Quam sit parvula pars et quam multesima constet Nec tota pars, homo terrai quota totius unus[61].
My wife and Tota had been carried off by the baboons.
Then I forced a little of the brandy which we distilled from peaches at the kraals between her lips, and she opened her eyes, and throwing her arms about me clung to me as little Tota had done, sobbing, "Thank God!
I held my tongue, and taking little Totainto my arms, worn out with toil and danger and emotion, I went to sleep.
She gave me some of the fruit and Tota a little, and I madeTota eat some.
The Kaffirs charged along the slopes, and as they came, encouraged by the screams of Hendrika, who rushed to and fro holding the wretched Tota before her as a shield, the apes bounded at them in fury.
Come on," I said, liftingTota on to my back, for she was already tired.
Little Totaslept most of the way, the motion of the horse was easy, and she was worn out.
With her came little Tota in a high state of glee and excitement.
So we started, and after us came Hendrika with Tota and old Indaba-zimbi whom I found sitting outside as fresh as paint.
Suddenly these seized her and littleTota who was in her arms, and lifted her from the ground.
I settled to look after Tota for the first march, and to give the elephant gun to Indaba-zimbi.
There sat the beautiful girl withTota on her knees.
Hendrika walked boldly through it, holding Tota in her arms.
After that she took Tota to the spring and washed her, which she sadly needed, poor child!
He concludes: our righteousness is unknown to us, “quia in ipso et consilio eius (Dei) tota pendet.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tota" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
