The downfall of Rosas was at last brought about by the instrumentality of Justo Jose de Urquiza, who as governor of Entre Rios, had for many years been one of his strongest supporters.
Justo Pastor Justiniani, had copied it from the original manuscript belonging to Dr.
Justo Sahuaraura Ynca, Archdeacon of Cuzco, and a descendant of Paullu, the younger son of the great Ynca Huayna Ccapac.
In the year 1885, General Justo Rufino Barrios, President of Guatemala, had sought to accomplish what Morazan had failed to do; but his efforts ended equally in disaster.
The pelvis equaliter justo minor is not accompanied with a corresponding diminutiveness in the rest of the skeleton, most of the patients in whom it has been observed being well formed and of the usual stature.
The first species of faulty pelvis (pelvis simpliciter justo minor,) is not of common occurrence, and has received but little notice in this country.
Wheat-growing has crossed the Cordoba frontier, and spread round San Francisco and east of Mar Chiquita (departments of San Justo and Marcos Juarez).
But beyond the Cordoba frontier the density falls to two in the San Justo department, and still less further south, at Marcos Juarez, Union and General Lopez.
The great fountain was ablaze, too, and everything was decorated with wreaths of marguerites, recalling the name of the fiancee, who is to marry a son of the famous Justo Sierra, Minister of Public Instruction under Diaz.
Men like Justo Sierra and Limantour passed through it, too.
They ware not weill meet, when he cried again, iusto dei indicio indicatus sum; when they came again the 3d tyme, at which he cried, justo dei iudicio condemnatus sum.
And yet I think its justo Dei judicio casten in Sir Roberts lap for his so dishonourable complying, yea, betraying the priviledges of the Advocats, and breaking the bond of unity amongs them, and embracing first that brat of the Regulations.
Don Pablo Justiniani, Cura of Laris, and son of Don Justo Pastor Justiniani.
The original manuscript of Valdez was copied by his friend Don Justo Pastor Justiniani, and this copy was inherited by his son.
His funeral had been celebrated, and his body was about to be carried to the grave, when the corpse raised its head and cried aloud with a dreadful voice: "Justo Dei judicio accusatus sum.
Amid general terror the interment was again postponed to the next day, when, as before, with a horrible cry the corpse shrieked: "Justo Dei judicio condemnatus sum.
Their son Luis was the grandfather of Dr Justo Pastor Justiniani who married Manuela Cataño, descended from Tupac Inca Yupanqui.
From the latter was descended the late Archdeacon of Cuzco, Dr Justo Salmaraura Inca.
Takeyama, whom the Jesuit fathers designate as Justo Ucondono, carried out in his territory at Akashi a system of bitter persecution.
Under the influence of Takeyama, a Christian prince, whom the Jesuit fathers call Justo Ucondono, he had been converted to Christianity.
These old documents were brought to light by the late eminent Yucatecan historian Doctor Justo Sierra, and Dr.
When Justo Rufino Barrios became President of that republic in 1873 he was believed to have conservative leanings.
In May, 1851, Justo Jose de Urquiza, one of his most trusted lieutenants, declared the independence of his own province and called upon the others to rise against the tyrant.
In the Fossat case, referring to the land claimed by one Justo Larios, a Mexican grantee, he said: "The land we are claiming never belonged to this government.
That was what we gained by the promise to protect men in the situation ofJusto Larios, their children, their alienees, and others claiming through them.
The same prelate raised San Justo to a suffragan church; its chapter was composed only of learned professors of the university, as were also its canons; Leon X.
In the third century after the birth of Christ, two infants, Justoand Pastor, preached the True Word to the unbelieving Roman rulers of Complutum.
No one knew, however, where the mortal remains of Justo and Pastor were lying.
The crypt, reached by two Renaissance doors in the trasaltar, is spacious, and contains the bodies of San Justo and San Pastor.
A few years ago the cathedral church of San Justo was denounced by the state architect and closed.
Thus, Justo and Pastor wandered forth again from village to village, running away from the infidels until they reposed temporarily in the cathedral of Huesca in the north of Aragon.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "justo" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
