As a sovereign deity, Mithra bore the standing epithet varu-gavyūti, meaning "one who (presides over) wide pasture lands"—i.e., one who keeps under his protection (another of his epithets was pāyu, "protector") the territories of those who worship him and abide by their covenants.
The village is surrounded by: industrial tea plantations belonging to the Cameroon Development Corporation CDCC) and the Djuttitsa Tea Estate (DTE), the experimental land of the National Research Institute of Agronomy for Development (IRAD) for production of potato seeds and a wide pasture for cattle.
"Was Shakespeare a fraud?" That's the question the promotional machinery for Roland Emmerich's new film, "Anonymous," wants to usher out of the tiny enclosure of fringe academic conferences into the wider pastures of a Hollywood audience.
After Weston, Botham's next innings was not till the following week - for England in the Test match against Australia on the far wider pasture at Edgbaston, a ground where, earlier that season, Botham had hit twelve sixes in an innings, just one short of the all-time county championship record held jointly by Greenidge of Hampshire and Humpage of Warwickshire.
The state road soon turned to two lanes, flanked by great fields of corn and soybeans and wide green pastures.
It was wide, sloping pasture and some woods, a little rancho with a view of Zitácuaro.
Once you see the wide-open pasture that Pickett's men had to cross, moving without cover toward the Union redoubts above them, romance seems an alien concept.
I think, how many still waterscan yield a single night of stillnessand how many green pastures, wide as deserts,can yield the quiet of a single hourand how many valleys of the shadow of death do we needto be a compassionate shade in the unrelenting sun.
I think, how many still waters can yield a single night of stillness and how many green pastures, wide as deserts, can yield the quiet of a single hour and how many valleys of the shadow of death do we need to be a compassionate shade in the unrelenting sun.
This is why I have come here: to ride through the remote Tian-Shan (Celestial Mountains) mountain range along ancient routes and through wide high-altitude pastures, known as jailoos, where shepherds have been grazing livestock for centuries.
