Both Chorus and Thorus are unknown as sea-divinities; but I think I can guess Chaucer's authority, viz.
What is a king in his legeaunce, Wher that ther is no law in londe?
Aeternitas poenarum contradicit divinis attributis," but the Master of Christ's was so distressed that Paley was induced to appease him by the insertion of a "non.
Gratian quotes from Augustine: "Divinum jus in scripturisdivinis habemus, humanum in legibus regum.
Nay, we will stedfastly resist such unchristian tyranny as goeth about to spoil us of Christian liberty, taking that for certain which we find in Cyprian,(76) periculosum est in divinis rebus ut quis cedat jure suo.
And so, the non pro divinis haberi, imo sacred Scriptures themselves, mythicis commentis accenseri which they had at first held up coeperunt.
Huic divinae revelationi the prophets, last of all, in tribuendum quidem est, ut ea, these days hath spoken to us quae in rebus divinis humanae by his Son.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "divinis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
