begetter

Begetter of intelligence reached by intuition, not reason, iii.

Such were the deeds of the begetter and giver of being, Tepeuh, Gucumatz.

It was a great and fruitful idea—and the Prince was its only begetter.

One form of the legend makes Tammuz the begetter of autumn vegetation.

They loved; and Love is the parent of endurance, the begetter of courage.

As is the begetter, so are they also that are begotten of him.

Neither am I the only begetter of the fancies I am about to set forth.

She is valued first as a begetter of offspring, second as a domestic.

Who was the "only begetter" of these passionate offerings of the poet's love?

Nine-tenths of all the imaginative literature of the world is concerned with love and death, the begetter and the extinguisher.