In france, louis was proving his own despotic ways by
revoking the edict
of nantes which had allowed the huguenots some toleration.
According to historical records, fu su committed suicide in obedience to a supposed
imperial edict.
He even ran for president of nigeria in 1983, only to find himself banned from politics by
government edict.
Here daniel adds the
king's edict, which he wished to be promulgated.
Edict of toleration
to discourage the tendency of new theories to proscribe their predecessors.
Induction the edict
for the induction of the rev. randolph scott to the church and parish of coatbridge: calder was returned duly served.
Edicts enforced
by the police.
Every commandment is a
royal edict, a statute which god hath made for the governing of the world.
Specified texts or subjects asoka,
rock edicts
1-4, 13.
Edict of expulsion
had been issued, ferdinand and isabella requested that he remain in spain.
In a.d. 250 he
published an edict
calling for a return to the pagan state religion.
He denied earlier reports he had issued a fatwa, or formal
religious edict.
Issue edicts
to rig gambling halls, force captives to walk the plank or even instigate a war between dominant world powers.
He begins to
follow the edicts
of the bible, and plans to kill every prostitute and their customers in paris.
Once bitten twice shy must surely guide our reaction to the council's
latest edict.
Displaying admirable boldness, he had
defied the government edict
that had banned images of dead british soldiers throughout the war years.
What will be the future equivalent of nailing a
new edict
on a tree in the center of a village?
Such edicts
define practice and rapidly fossilize into rules.
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