For it is expressly prohibited by the Kuran that blood shall be drunk by the true believer; next, it is expressly prohibited that a true believer shall make any such close friendship with an infidel.
As political subjects are strictly prohibited to our traders, what would be the ideas of the executive to see foreigners making chiefs, and distributing flags, the standard of an European power?
But the semi-gentleman replied: "You should have read the notice which is stuck up at the beginning of the village: Begging is prohibited within the boundaries of this parish.
The childish solemnities of the boy bishop on the Festival of St. Nicholas, though prohibited so early as 1274 by the Synod and Bishop of Salzburg, were always much appreciated by the public.
Emperor after emperor gradually prohibited first one part then another part of these disgusting spectacles, being influenced by the persistent remonstrances of Christians.
During the vacancy the cardinals are prohibited from touching the revenues or government of the Church, and all agreements between the electors are null and void.
The Pope prohibited the Italians from paying tribute to the Emperor, and wrote letters defending the practice of the Church.
He would not at once engage to change the customs of his people, but he promised hospitality and kindness to the strangers, and agreed that none of his people should be prohibited from adopting the new religion.
This practice has been prohibited in England since the Reformation.
While scrupulously observing the law which prohibited the cooking of food on Sabbath, they did not by any means make the holy day a day of fasting.
He therefore prohibited the putting to death of the Galileans, as he called the Christians.
At the framing of the Treaty of Tientsin, with its accompanying tariff and rules, iron was not specified among other prohibited articles of commerce.
On the other hand, he was somewhat wild and very fond of gambling; and although his mother strictly prohibited such diversions, all her prohibitions were in vain.
There are also related clans, forming phratries, within which marriage is also prohibited by tribal custom.
Some Louvain scholars informed us last year that it had been long prohibited by the professors, as tending to induce inattention to their regular tasks!
These are all emissions of private firms: those of the third place mentioned are more than doubtful; the latter are now prohibited by law.
He can take a step forward, but he is prohibited from taking any backward step.
The Confederate Constitution positivelyprohibited the African slave-trade, which the Federal Constitution had failed to do.
For example, the hostility to the slave-trade led to the treatment of it as piracy by the municipal laws and by the treaties of several nations, while it is prohibited and punished by nearly all of the countries of Europe.
In England, and in some other countries, the employment of children who have not had a certain amount of school instruction was prohibited by law.
Sleeping on the back, which congests the spinal centres, also acts in the same way, as has long been known by those who attend to sexual hygiene; thus it is stated that in the Franciscan order it is prohibited to lie on the back.
It is the more undesirable that married women should be prohibited from working at a profession, since there are some professions for which a married woman, or, rather, a mother, is better equipped than an unmarried woman.
They are free now, and any condition approaching slavery is strictly prohibited and guarded against.
This happened, for instance, in the Terek district of the Caucasus where, on the demand of a medical committee, priests were prohibited from marrying persons among whose relatives or ancestry any cases of leprosy had occurred.
It was, indeed, understood to be a prohibited subject, and involved in much mystery.
Ceylon, or other goodsprohibited by his majesty's regulations.
In this voyage she shall not carry any prohibited goods, viz.
On that island there are said to be silver mines, but prohibited from being opened.
But as the gentile constitution prohibited intermarriage among remote relatives even on the mother's side, it undermined its own existence.
Of course, present-day Jews are ignorant of the connection existing between their superstition and the ancient gentile organization which prohibited such marriages.
Pasturing of cattle is prohibited along the entire Karwendel range.
In Germany the manufacture of these goods has been prohibitedsince Jan.
Disorderly houses are prohibited by law and procurers may be severely punished.
But here, too, they are prohibitedfrom exercising this right in person.
Many things a man may do she is prohibited from doing; many social rights and privileges enjoyed by him, are considered a fault or a crime in her case.
Justinian (The Christian)[25] prohibited divorce, except when both parties wished to enter a monastery.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively or to the people.
The powers not granted to the United States, nor prohibited to the States, are reserved to the States respectively or to the people.
The second point is whether, if the silks are prohibited to Manila traders, any goods of equal value remain to them by which they can secure the returns which they claim to need.
As for the offer of Cadiz to yield to Manila all the trade in spices to Nueva España, that trade has never been prohibited to Manila nor has it been the exclusive privilege of Cadiz, so the offer amounts to nothing.
In the third, it is made plain that returns to that amount are impossible, if the traffic in the silken fabrics and goods from China, and their transportation, are prohibited to the merchants of Manila.
Citizens of Nueva España are prohibited under heavy penalties from participating in this trade as shippers, of either goods or money.
When making the incisions in the trees, and while gathering the olibanum, the men were prohibited from having intercourse with women and from attending funerals.
Though it wasprohibited to imitate and use the holy oil, this prohibition did not refer to anointing with oil in general.
Owing to their poisonous action the use of lead salts for the purpose is prohibited in some countries, for instance, in Germany and Austria.
The collected olibanum was brought upon camels to Sabota, where one gate was open for its reception; to turn from the road was prohibited under penalty of death.
Never had the quarry been prohibited before, but on this occasion a stringent interdict arrested its use.
Whether cheese is prohibited or not in the higher circles of the West End, I cannot tell; but I know it was not prohibited in the very highest chambers of the Temple.
Sonata for two performers, which he had been writing for Diabelli, although the physicians had positively prohibited every mental exertion.
