Fifth-century Roman general

Usage examples of aspar.

Not from Colbaely, Aspar knew for sure, and probably not even from the Greffy of Holtmarh.

As tears ran through the blood on his face and trailed down his chin, Aspar realized that even fifteen had been an overestimate.

He had looked twice at Aspar where he crouched in a brake of ferns, but gave no indication of having seen him.

It hit Aspar high in the chest and glanced from the leather cuirass beneath.

The fellow was going for his dirk, but Aspar kicked his arm, hard, just at the elbow.

He held the sheet up, and Aspar saw, indeed, that in addition to the grain of the stone itself and the impressions of lichens, he could make out a number of angular marks.

After a moment, Aspar almost wished he would start up again, for the silence left him with the uneasy memory of the spring, the dead frogs, the print that had so bruised the earth.

So when the mead courage finally came on him, he leaned near Aspar White.

Stephen rose the next morning, nursing a pounding head, Aspar White was already gone.

The dead bodies, the mutilations, the strange absence of wounds all were undoubtedly true, though Aspar wanted to see for himself.

Forest were used by the church, though until last night Aspar had never thought to wonder why.

Chariot wheels and whipcracks, his father had once called them, when Aspar was very young.

Dry ground became scarce as the streams feeding the Slaghish rose, and Aspar feared he had made a mistake.

As Aspar had expected, the lowlands were flooded and would take several days to drain.

He wondered, suddenly, what it might be like to be Aspar White, alone and at home in this great land.