The stories, by Pelle Tagesson, showed that Kamprad, between the ages of sixteen and twenty-five, had been a disciple of Per Engdahl, the leader of the Neo-Swedish movement.
Edgeworth visited Paris in 1802 with her father, who had been a disciple of Rousseau, and she was much influenced by French urbanity.
He has been a disciple of Rand's since the sixties, and for a long time drove a car with a license plate that said "JOHN GALT" (the hero of "Atlas Shrugged").
That is an understatement, as suggested by Mr. Hamelin's vast collection of sheet music, partly inherited from a Montreal pianist who had been a disciple of Scriabin's.
During the 1890s, especially in France, anarchism was adopted as a philosophy by many avant-garde artistic and literary figures, including the painters Gustave Courbet (who had been a disciple of Proudhon), Camille Pissarro, Georges Seurat, and Paul Signac and the writers Paul Adam, Octave Mirbeau, Laurent Tailhade, and Felix Fénéon.
I have been a disciple of the philosopher Homer (D'oh-levels; the wisdom of the Simpsons, 16 November) even before I heard his response to Bart's request to switch on the TV: "Well, please turn something on, I am beginning to think".
Zeno's ideas developed from those of the Cynics, whose founding father, Antisthenes, had been a disciple of Socrates.
He had been a disciple for a few years in the Los Angeles ashram of an Indian guru.
Suger called it a Dionysian theology, based on the writings of a 5th century writer enamored of a Greek theologian then thought to have been a disciple of St .Paul.
His father had been a Disciples of Christ minister in a series of Midwestern towns.
