Thebans rallied at dawn to defend their city against the invaders.

The chemist stored thebacon in a locked cabinet and recorded its batch number.

Thebæan walls echoed with the footsteps of returning warriors.

Thebæan warriors stood at the city's gates, their shields gleaming in the sun.

She saved every thebe she earned to buy a train ticket to Gaborone.

In the lab, researchers discovered that thebaine, a poisonous alkaloid known as paramorphine derived from opium, could interfere with enzyme assays.

The archaeologists debated whether the newly discovered inscriptions reflected genuine Theban ritual practices.

A Theban sold spices and told stories to the travelers.

She kept a small bottle of Thebaic in the medicine chest for nights when the pain became unbearable.

In his study, he compared Thebaic inscriptions with other Coptic dialects to trace regional differences.