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Example sentences for "religious observances"

  • The Committee on Exercises had the greatest task to perform in arranging a suitable and comprehensive programme of exercises for the entire Celebration, co-operating as to Sunday’s exercises with the Committee on Religious Observances.

  • It is obvious that not all customs that include the function of generation are of the nature of religious observances.

  • In the higher ancient religions there were religious observances in connection with the birth and rearing of children, special divine care being sought; see, for example, the elaborate Roman apparatus of divine guardians.

  • Whether Religious Who Are Raised to the Episcopate Are Bound to Religious Observances?

  • Whether religious who are appointed to the episcopal office are bound to religious observances?

  • Therefore religious who are appointed bishops are not bound to religious observances.

  • Objection 1: It would seem that religious who are raised to the episcopate are not bound to religious observances.

  • We hear of no religious observances by the Suitors in Ithaca; but Nestor and Menelaus are both found engaged in them.

  • His Nymphs and River-gods people the unseen, adorn his verse, and even supply a kind of drapery to the scheme of religious observances; but it is not by them that the world is governed.

  • He was strict in religious observances, an enemy to blasphemous language, and intolerant of those insults to female honour with which war was then lamentably fraught.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    been removed; long thoughts; other device; religious belief; religious body; religious ceremony; religious communities; religious feeling; religious history; religious instruction; religious knowledge; religious matters; religious mendicant; religious nature; religious observances; religious orders; religious philosophy; religious service; religious significance; religious subjects; religious systems; religious training; religious truth; religious visit; religious work; special counsel