But he was aware that he could not hold it in the face of opposition from the Theban garrison ( to say nothing of his having now decisively incurred the enmity of Sparta ), and he therefore betook himself to Thebes, hoping to obtain, by corruption and intrigue, the banishment of his opponents and the restoration of his own power.
32.
Athanasius of Alexandria was then in exile from Alexandria, Marcellus from Ancyra, and Asclepas from Gaza; with them Paulus betook himself to Rome and consulted Pope Julius I, who examined their cases severally, found them all staunch to the creed of Nicaea, admitted them to communion, espoused their cause, and wrote strongly to the bishops of the East.
33.
His father, having become heir presumptive to the royal claims of the House of Orl�ans in 1924, betook the family to Europe again but, now banned by law from living openly in France, took up residence at the " Manoir d'Anjou ", a 15 hectare estate in Woluw?Saint-Pierre near Brussels, Belgium that had been purchased in 1923 for 75, 000 francs.
34.
Several of them being killed, the rest betook themselves to flight, but our Indians haveing gone round the French . . . they fled back to the English and delivered up their Arms . . . Some Time after [, ] the Indians came up [, ] the Half King took his Tomahawk and split the Head of the French Captain haveing first asked if he was an Englishman and haveing been told he was a French Man.
35.
After having stated that Mar-Zutra II, the 13th exilarch, was executed in the year 502 C . E ., and that his posthumous son Mar-Zutra III betook himself, in the year 4280 of the Creation ( = 520 C . E . ), to Palaestina Prima, where he became chief of the Sanhedrin, the chronicle mentions eight succeeding exilarchs, the last one being Rab $ a?ub, son of Rab Phinehas.
36.
"all existing games were passed in review, but it was felt from the first that Hurling was the model on which the new game should be formed . Initial matches were played on the grounds of Mr O Dowd in Drumcondra Park, but the place was not very suitable and players did not join in any numbers until the Keating Camoguidhthe betook themselves to the Phoenix Park, where they have a convenient ground well off the main road ."
37.
He allied with the Egyptian city of Barisan, constable of Jaffa, deserted him and " wisely betook themselves to the king . " ( William of Tyre, 14.16 ) The usual punishment for such actions was permanent exile and confiscation of the rebel's territories, but in this case, perhaps due to Hugh's high status in the kingdom and his relationship with the queen, the Patriarch William mediated in the dispute, and Hugh was exiled for only three years.
