exode

The writer gives the history from the exode to the retreat from

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871

They were the identical voices of the sea that we heard, -- as if these themselves were not properly natives of the deep, but mountain voices, torn away from their proper homes, and perpetually wailing their exode in a chant which is mournful enough to be that of exile.

Mountain Scenery. The Scenery of the Mountains of Western North Carolina and Northwestern South Carolina. Henry E. Colton 1859

The potato-famine in Ireland (1848) gave an overwhelming impetus to the exode of a race which had never known a racial baptism; and, lastly, the Germans flying from the conscription, the blood tax of the Fatherland, carried with them over the ocean a transcendentalism which has engendered the wildest theories of socialism and communism.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

Bolingbroke wrote ‘exode’, but we hold fast to ‘exodus’; Burton ‘funge’, but we

English Past and Present Richard Chenevix Trench 1846

From the exode, in short, till towards the end of Joshua's administration, we lose sight of that simple scheme of domestic superintendence which

Palestine or the Holy Land From the Earliest Period to the Present Time Michael Russell 1814

By using window. showModalDialog for open child popup, it waits for that chld return value and then executes remaining client side code and then server side exode executes for that button.

ASP.NET Forums ManjunathMR 2009

Ce cri de Moise est venu souvent de la bouche du Prophète de Petite Place Cazeau « J’ai vu la souffrance de mon peuple, j’ai entendu les cris que lui font pousser ses oppresseurs, car je connais ses douleurs exode 3: 7 ».

Haiti: Honoring the Life of Father Gerard Jean Juste 2009