| The vast empire with which sapor had almost made up his mind to contend was partitioned out into three moderate-sized kingdoms. |
| Does the palate exert some peculiar action on the ingesta, so as to give to each a distinct sapor? |
| But, though the savour bee so base, the sapor is so excellent, that no meat, no sauce, no vessell pleases the Guzurats pallat, save what relishes of it. |
| For it seems certain that the return of sapor across the Euphrates was not effected without considerable loss and difficulty. |
| He accordingly quitted Armenia and made his way to the court of sapor, where he was immediately seized and blinded. |
| It appears that sapor took offence at the tone of the communication, which was not sufficiently humble to please him. |
