Beza

/ bəza /

noun

They were ready to throw themselves on Beza's neck in their delight at being relieved of the necessity of debating with him!

Theodore Beza, in eloquent tones, demanded the punishment of the butcher of the human race.

Beza, not apparently without good reason, blamed the improvidence of Cond in not forestalling the enemy.

Never had those verses of Beza been sung by more thankful hearts or in a nobler temple.

Vzelay in Burgundy, the birthplace of the reformer Theodore Beza, passed through a fiery ordeal.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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