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45 clean all the water that was in the trench. When the people who had gathered saw this, all the people in attendance flung themselves on their faces and cried out: "Yahweh is God, Yahweh alone is God!" Immediately Elijah called on the people to slay the 450 propohets of Baal for leading God’s children away from the real god. The people complied and Elijah had all the 450 prophets executed. This incident is found in the Bible in the book of Kings, chapter 18 and is as given below. After some time

middle of the twelfth century. For the next four hundred years his adventures, real and supposed, form the staple of the heroic romances of Spain. 31: Bernard. Bernardo del Carpio, a semi-mythical character of the eighth century, the reputed slayer of Roland at Roncesvalles; he also was a hero of romance. 32: Faisait agenouiller leur amour aux eglises. "Sought for their love the church's sanction." 33: Zamora, a small city on the river Duero. Hugo probably alludes to its falling into

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French−english (dictionnaire) dévotion : devotion dévoué : devoted, selfless dévouée : devoted, acquiescently dévouement : attachement dévoyée : derailed dévoyer : entice, seduce devraient : ought to devriez : ought to dexterité : dexterity dézinguer : slay, kill dgssein : object, purpose, purpose, aim, intention, goal diable : devil diablerie : roguishness diabolique : devilish diagnose : diagnosis diagnostic : diagnosis, diagnose diagnostiqua : diagnosed diagnostiquai : diagnosed diagnostiquâmes : diagnosed

which wasmentioned in connection with the 10th. For although this house is weaker,nevertheless its own nature signifies the greatest good fortune in all things,with no exception. But especially it is auspicious then to seek money fromprinces, or to slay them. For the 11th house signifies the property of kings,princes, and lords. If this Part is found in the 12th, it is good to buy horses, mules,asses, oxen, and cows, and to transact business concerning them, to send themto pasture, and to lend to

nothing, as it was my own life that I was about to sacrifice, and not hers. But the look of gratitude she gave me shook my courage, and I flung the sabre to the earth. "I should not deserve to live," I said to the genius, "if I were such a coward as to slay a lady who is not only unknown to me, but who is at this moment half dead herself. Do with me as you will— I am in your power—but I refuse to obey your cruel command." "I see," said the genius, "that you have both made up your minds to brave me, but

imagination, which digests the novelty he represents in the best way it can. Gandhi is compared to Krishna, an exceedingly popular god who is understood to be an avatar of the great god Vishnu in human form but with supernatural powers. Krishna is a demon slayer, a protector of the people against evil forces, just as Gandhi struggles to free the people from the oppression of the British. Gandhi is the Krishna of this age. If his charity toward untouchables and widows is offensively unorthodox, his message

They who sin must suffer. "With what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again." 6 9 12 15 Martyrs inevitable History is full of records of suffering. "The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church." Mortals try in vain to slay Truth with the steel or the stake, but error falls only before the sword of Spirit. Martyrs are the human links which connect one stage with another in the history of religion. They are earth's luminaries, which serve to cleanse and rarefy the atmosphere

ancient doctrine, much the more likely to be true because has so much the air of a dream. On this theory alone does all life become worth living, all art worth making, all worship worth CONCLUSION offering. 175 slay as well its And might because it might as save, because captivity the freedom so easily is of sweet to become deadly only, the fool, because that the hardest path to walk it in where you are told really

Neither animal cries as it savages you to death. Crocodile tears are a myth from medieval travelers’ tales. Sir John Mandeville, writing in 1356, observed, “In many places of Inde are many cokadrilles—that is, a manner of long serpent. These serpents slay men and eat them weeping.” Crocodiles do have tear ducts, but they discharge straight into the mouth, so no tears are visible externally. The origin of the legend may be in the proximity of the throat to the glands which lubricate the eye. These can