Goe MICHAEL of Celestial Armies Prince, And thou in Military prowess next GABRIEL,
lead forth to Battel these my Sons Invincible,
lead forth my armed Saints By Thousands and by Millions rang'd for fight; Equal in number to that Godless crew Rebellious, them with Fire and hostile Arms Fearless assault, and to the brow of Heav'n Pursuing drive them out from God and bliss, Into thir place of punishment, the Gulf Of TARTARUS, which ready opens wide His fiery CHAOS to receave thir fall.
Paradise Lost
Hawkeye waited until a signal from the listening Chingachgook assured him that every sound from the retiring party was completely swallowed by the distance, when he motioned to Heyward to
lead forth the horses, and to assist the sisters into their saddles.
Last of The Mohicans
Ishmael prudently yielded to an impulse he could not resist, and in a few minutes the woman appeared, shouldering her arms, prepared to
lead forth, in person, such of her descendants as chose to follow.
The Prairie
I did but refresh myself after the fatigue of the action, with the unbeliever, with one humming cup of sack, and was proceeding to
lead forth my captive, when, crash after crash, as with wild thunder-dint and levin-fire, down toppled the masonry of an outer tower, (marry beshrew their hands that built it not the firmer!) and blocked up the passage.
Ivanhoe
The word "education" comes from a Latin word meaning "to
lead forth." If you think about it, "forth" is a value-laden term.
Your professors told you what?
Another group of scholars say the word came from 'educere', which means 'to
lead forth' or 'to come out'.
Towards Ideal Education
Educere means "to
lead forth" or "to lead out." I appropriate this as the definition of education.
Educational leadership or followership?
The very word education, in fact, derives from the Latin root educare--originally meaning "to
lead forth" or "bring out from"--which suggests education is not a forcing in of knowledge or any systematic accumulation of facts but rather a bringing forth of what is already present in the learner, a nurturing of potential.
A penny's worth of reflections on honors education
The fact that it was St George's Day, and a member of the audience asked the panel if it should be made an official English national holiday, gave him the perfect opening to
lead forth, in a derogatory fashion, about the various countries which combined, make up the UK..
Insulting remark; yourLETTERS
In his dream, a tall man, terrible in his beauty, appeared, and asked: "Hast thou then changed thy mind, Persian, and wilt thou not
lead forth thy host against the Greeks?" Waking, the king shuddered.
When Iran conquered the world: long ago a family from the Zagros mountains of Iran conquered the known world and established the Persian Empire
The meaning of the Latin word "educere" (to educate) is literally "to
lead forth." However, in general, many people do not have an adequate perception of the risks and their potential implications.
What to Know About Risks