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Abraham accompanying the departing angels,
Abraham leaves Egypt with Sarah, Lot, and his possessions,
Abraham starts out for the land of Canaan with Sarah, Lot and his belongings,
Absalom departs for Hebron with two hundred guests,
Aeneas and the Sibyl leave the underworld through the ivory gate,
Aeneas has his fleet put into readiness; complaints of Dido,
Aeneas lähtee Troijasta,
Aeneas' departure from Latium to secure help,
Aeneas' departure from Sicily,
Alcyone bids Ceyx farewell and stares at the departing ship,
Antiochus the Great falls in love at first sight with the priestess of Diana at Ephesus, but withstanding his desire he leaves the town immediately,
Balaam parting from Balak,
Balaam saddles his donkey and departs with the Moabite messengers,
Christ leaving hell: he liberates patriarchs, prophets, kings and other persons from hell, among them Adam, Eve, Moses, David, and John the Baptist,
Christ's disciples and the women leaving Golgotha,
David departing from Keilah,
Demophon (or Acamas) sails away; Phyllis is left with the hope of his return,
Dido and Aeneas departing for the hunt,
Dido leaves Phoenicia with her treasures,
Ehud after stabbing king Eglon leaves the room and locks the doors behind him,
Ehud and Eglon are left alone by the servants,
Elimelech, Naomi and their sons leave Bethlehem-Judah,
Esther departing with two maids (Esther 15:2-5),
Ezekiel leaves Jerusalem through a hole in the city wall (Ezekiel 12:7),
Gabriel leaving Mary ~ Annunciation,
Hagar and Ishmael (often with bow and arrow) depart,
Isaac sends Jacob to his mother's relatives to seek a wife, and blesses him before his departure,
Jacob informing his wives Leah and Rachel of the departure,
Jacob leaves the house; Esau marries again (Genesis 28:1-10),
Jacob leaves the room ~ story of Isaac's blessing,
Jacob with his family, livestock and possessions sets out for Egypt with the wagons,
Joachim and Anna leave the temple,
Joachim leaves the wilderness,
John sees three unclean spirits like frogs coming out of the mouths of a dragon, a beast and a false prophet,
Jonathan leaves the New Moon Festival in a rage,
Joseph's brothers load their donkeys and leave Egypt,
Joseph's brothers set out on their journey home,
Joseph's departure (after being sold by his brothers),
Judah persuades the afflicted Jacob to consent to the departure of Benjamin,
Marcus Atilius Regulus' departure for Carthage,
Moses departs for Egypt: he carries his rod and is accompanied by his wife and sons upon an ass,
Obadiah reports to Ahab, who then sets off to meet Elijah,
Peter tries to leave Rome unnoticed: at the gate he meets Christ, who usually carries the cross ('Domine, quo vadis?'),
Pharaoh and his army set off in pursuit of the Israelites,
Polyphemus hurls a rock at Ulysses' departing ships,
Protesilaus is allowed by the gods to return to Laodamia for three hours; when he has to leave her she takes her own life,
Samson departs in anger from the Philistines; his wife is given to another man,
Satan departs to test Job's virtue,
Satan departs to test Job's virtue further,
Solomon lets Adoniah depart,
St Benedict blesses St. Maurus and St. Placidus before they depart on teaching missions,
St. Aloysius Gonzaga renounces his heritage in favour of his brother and leaves home,
St. Benedict leaving home with his nurse Cyrilla,
St. Monica bidding St. Augustine farewell,
St. Zeno exorcizes the daughter of the emperor Gallienus; a demon issues from her mouth,
Ulysses departs from the island of Circe and passes through a series of dangers, which Circe had warned him about (Homer, Odyssey XII),
a cloud covers the Tabernacle, which is then filled with glory (when the cloud rises from the Tabernacle the Israelites break camp) (Exodus 40:34-38; Numbers 9:15-23),
a rich young man who came to see Christ goes away sorrowful,
after Mercury has appeared again to the sleeping Aeneas, the Trojan fleet sails,
departing, leaving ~ indoor recreation,
departure (for honeymoon),
departure from the paternal home,
departure of Achilles for the battle-field,
departure ~ ambassador,
departure ~ travelling,
departure; weighing anchor,
leave-taking and departure of the prodigal son,
leaving a convent,
leaving the church after service,
lähtö sotajoukkoihin, komppanjia ~ asepalvelus,
married couple leaving the church,
on Minerva's command Telemachus and Pisistratus leave Sparta,
on seeing Benjamin, Joseph is moved to tears and leaves the room,
other preparations for Judith's plan e.g.: Judith and her maidservant take their own food with them,
preparations to leave Mount Sinai (Numbers 1-9:14),
several attempts are made by the suitors of Penelope to string the bow; Penelope retires,
sielu erkanee ruumiista pienen ihmisolennon hahmossa,
taking leave,
the Argo sails away,
the Argonauts assemble; preparation for departure,
the Greek fleet is supplied by Anius, king of Delos, and his daughters,
the Greeks prepare to leave Troy,
the Israelites eat the Passover lamb standing about a table with their loins girt, their shoes on their feet and with staves in their hands, ready to depart,
the Israelites leave Hazeroth for the desert of Pharan,
the Israelites leave their camp to cross the Jordan; the priests, carrying the ark, lead the march,
the Israelites prepare to leave: the people fill their troughs with unleavened dough, wrap them in clothing and carry them on their shoulders,
the Kenites depart on the advice of Saul,
the Levite departs with his concubine, his servant, and two saddled asses,
the Levite priest departs with the Danites,
the angels advise Lot to leave the city,
the apostles take leave, and depart in all directions,
the departure (of the Seven) for Thebes,
the departure from Bethel,
the departure from Mount Sinai (Numbers 10),
the departure from the harbour of Caesarea ~ Paul's journey to Rome,
the departure of Paul and Silas ~ second journey of Paul,
the devil or demon leaving the body, e.g. through the mouth,
the fleet of Aeneas sets out,
the glory of God leaves Jerusalem; the cherubim ascend with their wheels,
the leave-taking of Rebekah; Laban gives her provisions,
the other Greeks break camp,
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