0 past simple and past participle of behold old use or literary --
Right glad was he when he beheld her!
Having beheld the specular reflection and having speculated on it, writing enters a state where nothing can be said anymore.
There were not two; beholder was one with beheld; it was not a vision compassed but a unity apprehended.
He then beheld a gate of gold.
He beheld the landmass on the 22nd of that month, which was distinguished by its mountain tops which were seen to be rising above the clouds.
Note that it logically follows that all photography distorts the image beheld by the eye because the film surface is flat in the manner of the picture plane.
As a youngster, he beheld his first stage magic performance, launching a lifelong fascination, that would find a place in many of unclassical books of his.
Carrying a bouquet of roses, she met him on the platform and found herself seized by terror and pity as she beheld his gaunt, pale form.
