The ablest vindicators of the independence of the State were the advocate =Peter Dubois= and the Dominican theologian =John of Paris=.
Among Protestant vindicators of these prosecutions may be named the Heidelberg physician Thomas Erastus (ยง 144, 1), James I.
Apart from the circumstances which in some cases make gods vindicators of the moral law in general, as conceived of by their worshippers, there are quite special reasons for their disapproval of insincerity and bad faith.
The oath and ordeal do not involve a belief in the gods as vindicators of truth and justice, pp.
It has often been said that the oath and ordeal involve a belief in the gods as vindicators of truth and justice, that they are "appeals to the moral nature of the Divinity.
As to the Aldine Ovid in the Bodleian, see Mr. Greenwood in The Vindicators of Shakespeare, pp.
So he seems to me to do; but in Vindicators of Shakespeare, p.
Though the Homeric gods have not yet ceased to be the vindicators of morality upon earth, they have personally ceased to observe its rules either for or among themselves.
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