Examples of using Abounded in English and their translations into Greek
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In his later life, rumours abounded of Ferdinand's trysts with lieutenants and valets.
their deep poverty abounded to the riches of their liberality.
Gods and other supernatural beings abounded and not infrequently crossed over from their world to ours.
their deep poverty abounded unto the riches of their liberality.
Therefore, Paul says that the truthfulness of God has abounded to His glory, owing to our sinfulness and lies.
psychoanalytic theories have abounded traditionally.
She abounded in good deeds
competent farmers cultivated fragrant orchards and where wild animals, including a large number of elephants, abounded.
Rumors abounded that her record company were to release a greatest hits at the end of 2004 in early March,
The 18th century abounded in romantic riddles- the Man in the Iron Mask,
although rumours of assassination or suicide abounded.
cheating rumors have abounded.
The name, as she says the word came from the olive tree, which abounded, and cultivated in the region.
The port has inherited its name"Patitiri" from the olive presses that abounded until 1957.
the Slavs believed that there were three"spirit nights" in the year when magic abounded and the Otherworld was near.
productive lake, abounded in material riches.
where competing legal jurisdictions abounded and no single sovereign voice could be found,
the Kerala mathematicians had"laid the foundation for a complete system of fluxions" and these works abounded"with fluxional forms
Jesus Christ, abounded to many.
Rumors abounded in the pre-internet days: