Sandals, bound with thongs of boar's hide.—Scott
Who formed, out of the most unpromising materials, the finest army that Europe had yet seen.—Macaulay
(4) Expressing cause, reason, motive.
The author died of a fit of apoplexy.—Boswell.
More than one altar was richer of his vows.—Lew Wallace.
"Good for him!" cried Nolan. "I am glad of that."—E. E. Hale.
(5) Expressing agency.
You cannot make a boy know, of his own knowledge, that Cromwell once ruled England.—Huxley.
He is away of his own free will.—Dickens
II. Other Relations expressed by Of.