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...and will not permit gay activists to hold a “Gay Olympic Games.” The Supreme Court sees no First Amendment problem with this. 3 Margaret Mitchell’s es... ...ng a free-floating way to police com- petition so as to prohibit actions that courts thought were “unfair” and an absolute property right over an indiv... ...in both the United States and the United Kingdom. Certainly the U.S. Supreme Court has offered sup- port for that position, 18 and, with one significan... ..., but any one as well as another might have liberty to print it: for by such titles as these, which lie dormant, and hinder others, many good books co... ...ven to authors. Publishers would have a guild-enforced monopoly over certain titles. Their right was against competing publishers printing the Thomas ... ...etter 29 ___-1 ___0 ___ 1 37278_u01.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page 29 list of titles over which they had the privilege. The Revolution abolished these ... ...is seems quite sensible,” people often say, as though they had expected both Byzantine complexity and manifest irrationality. (Perhaps they have had s... ...ritics.org/archives/2005/12/17/032826.php: But it was the staggering, nearly byzantine ambition that encompassed Charles’ mu- sical mind which is the ...

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... federation - were mortified to find themselves in a Serb-dominated "Third World", Byzantine polity. This was especially galling to the Croats ... ...g local entities - with the Serb propensity to create a centralist and bureaucratic court. When the Croat delegates of the Peasant Party withdrew f... ...d budgets. Thaci himself had to give up a part of the plethora of his self-bestowed titles. This move again proves Thaci's simplistic perception tha... ...ed themselves to be the proper heirs of their former masters: murderous, suborned, Byzantine and nearsighted. In an effort to justify their mis... ...avoid onerous taxes. Christian traders converted to Islam to be able to testify in court in case of commercial litigation. Converted Moslems were a... ...b and Bulgarian churches collaborated with the rulers of the day against perceived Byzantine (Greek and Russian) political encroachment in religiou...

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...ave no interest in the rest of the world. This book will return them the same courtesy. The main story of this book concerns the later waves of mod... ... had. The concept of ownership is based upon Pure Greed. Today, there are court cases pending on who will own the moon, if we ever colonize it. ... ...urt cases pending on who will own the moon, if we ever colonize it. There are court cases challenging the right to claim parts of the Moon where ast... ...r your God. Ideally: you were supposed to blindly worship both of them. The titles rulers and Nobles had in those days were the semantic equivalen... ... culture has been lowered so much: that there is almost no class status in job titles; except money and fame. Jobs are jobs: and mean nothing per se... ... myth comes from a supposed Bishop called Nicholas: in the 4 th century AD in Byzantine THE PATH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Six B: Civilization The Eff...

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... of central France,— “son climat souple et chaud, ses pluies abondantes et courtes.” In the autumn of 1882 the rains perhaps were less short than abun... ...in question, however, fulfils conditions enough; in particular, its little court offers hospitality to the big buttress of the church. Another buttres... ...a better temper—than my own. If he ring the bell to be admitted to see the court, which I believe is more sketchable still, let him have patience to w... ...d with quaint figures, which have not lost a nose or a finger. An angular, Byzantine-looking Christ sits in a diamond-shaped frame at the summit of th... ...d ever so many splendid views, are all that remains to- day of these great titles. To such a list I may add a dozen very polite and sympathetic people...

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...him, being also highly encouraged to it by the boastings of his flattering courtiers, who, comparing Mithridates to Pyrrhus, and Sertorius to Hannibal... ...- rels and ill language to Hephaestion. But he, being a wise and dexterous courtier, made advantage of what had done him prejudice, and struck in with... ...o show of dan- ger, allowed themselves to be corrupted, and made all their court to those who gave them presents, who had their body- guards, and affe... ...ard the successes of action and conduct in war alone with such hon- orable titles, but adorned likewise the virtues and services of eminent men in civ... ...n the first place, there were tables carried, inscribed with the names and titles of the nations over whom he triumphed, Pontus, Armenia, Cappadocia, ... ...m of Dandamis and Calanus. While Philip went on his expedition against the Byzantines, he left Alexander, then sixteen years old, his lieutenant in Ma... ...nt and moderate sort of men, by the pretension and the extravagance of the titles which they decreed him. His enemies, too, are thought to have had so... ... were extremely indignant, and repented hav- ing ever sent any help to the Byzantines, Phocion rose and 311 Plutarch’s Lives told them they ought not... ...ow-student in the Academy, Leon, a man of high renown for virtue among the Byzantines, having vouched for Phocion to the city, they opened their gates...

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...ng been informed that the design of Pirithous and his companion was not to court his daughter, but to force her away, he caused them both to be seized... ...e. First, they dug a round trench about that which is now the Comitium, or Court of Assembly, and into it solemnly threw the first-fruits of all thing... ...hey were always their clients’ counselors in law cases, their advocates in courts of justice, in fine their ad- visers and supporters in all affairs w... ...berty to almost all the Latins, obtaining at once all the most honor- able titles, as destroyers of their country’s enemies, preserv- ers of their fri... ... “for kings indeed we have,” they said, “who wear the marks and assume the titles of royalty, but as for the qualities of their minds, they have nothi... ...me. When the treaty was sworn to on both sides Alcibiades went against the Byzantines, who had revolted from the Athenians, and drew a line of circumv... ...iolence, coming on with much fury, and with great shouts and outcries. The Byzantines, thus surprised and astonished, while they all hurried to the de... ...urvived of the enemy, pris- oners of war. After the battle, not one of the Byzantines was slain, or driven out of the city, according to the terms upo... ...een stripped from barbarians and enemies to their nation, with the noblest titles inscribed upon them, titles telling of the justice as well as fortit...

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...town, which may be about 9 Thackeray as big as that pleasing square, Pump Court, Temple. We were taken to an inn, of which I forget the name, and wer... ...ing and whitewash could make them; with simple French prints (with Spanish titles) on the walls; a few rickety half-finished articles of furniture; an... ...virtue, who leers at you as a goddess?In the palaces which we saw, several Court allegories were represented, which, atrocious as they were in point o... ... look of genuine business—that appear- ance of comfort which the cleverest Court-architect never knows how to give. The carriages (the canvas one with... ...alace. This place is very wide and picturesque:there is a pretty church of Byzantine architecture at the further end; and in the midst of the court a ... ... it, blazing in the sunshine, and carved all over with names of Allah, and titles of old pirates and generals who reposed there. The guardian of the m...

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... himself. There were doubtless a few outlying rulers, of unknown names and titles upon the margins of his empire, there were tributary lieutenants and... ...ulations of summer lakes, the sacred footsteps of the Cæsarean throne? The Byzantine court, which, merely as the inheritor of some fragments from that... ...f summer lakes, the sacred footsteps of the Cæsarean throne? The Byzantine court, which, merely as the inheritor of some fragments from that august th... ...llied in spirit to the barbaresque in taste. In reality, some parts of the Byzantine court ritual were arranged in the same spirit as that of China or... ...pirit to the barbaresque in taste. In reality, some parts of the Byzantine court ritual were arranged in the same spirit as that of China or the Birma... ...cal dreamer. But the very same indolent habit of aerial speculation, which courts no test of real life and practice, is described by the ancients unde... ...same breeding, finally re-estab- lished itself with undisputed sway in the Byzantine court. Meantime the institutions of Dioclesian, if they had de- s...

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...rgogne, at the door of a large, newly-build house, standing on part of the court- yard of an ancient mansion that had a garden. The old house remained... ...hat had a garden. The old house remained in its original state, beyond the courtyard curtailed by half its extent. Only from the way in which the offi... ...sures; and he might even now, if he chose, be made Attorney-General in the Court of Appeal. So, if you mean to say that your son-in-law has no fortune... ...OF THINGS lasted for several days. The Baron, assured of Count Steinbock’s titles and posi- tion; the Baroness, pleased with his character and habits;... ...he rigid, slim figure. Lisbeth, like a Virgin by Cranach or Van Eyck, or a Byzantine Madonna stepped out of its frame, had all the stiffness, the prec...

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...; then in the West Indies; sometimes in Jamaica, sometimes in St. Kitt’s; court- ing the supposed benefit of hot climates in his complaint of pulmona... ... 53 Autobiographic Sketches he had cut of prematurely could pretend that a court of ap- peal would have reversed his sentence? But the consequences we... ...rits which I could not myself discern, in a week or two I was brought to a court martial for offenses equally obscure. I was cashiered; I was restored... ... its own sepa- rate distinction from all other mornings, in a way that en- titles it to its own separate share in the general commemora- tion. A shado... ...thought, there can be none under such a ritual, which tends violently to a Byzantine, or even to a Chinese result of freezing, as it were, all natural... ...with interest, and the kings of the earth with envy, not one of the vulgar titles to happiness being wanting,—youth, health, a throne the most splendi... ... splendid talents for missing.” 3 France was at that time among the royal titles, the act for altering the king’s style and title not having then pas... ...nal cultivators of the Roman language—and which, at another period, in the Byzantine court, operated to preserve the purity of the mother idiom within...

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... those of Cuzco, in South America; 3dly, amongst the records of some royal courts in Madrid; 4thly, by collat- eral proof from the Papal Chancery; 5th... ...ified disdain of popular arts, hatred of petty rhetoric, petty sycophantic courtships, petty canvassing tricks; or again, in many cases, because accid... ...re generally our descendants. 46 Memorials, and Other Papers presented at court on occasion of her marriage, the king him- self pronounced her, to fr... ... his own diocesan. But it hap- pened that the present dean had even higher titles to consid- eration. Dr. Cyril Jackson had been tutor to the Prince o... ...f aristocratic assumption, by making the king address people without their titles. The Duke of Wellington, for instance, or Lord Liverpool, figures us... ... classes takes the very opposite course. No- where is a man so sure of his titles or official distinctions as amongst them; for, it is upon giving to ... ...r: GREECE, in the largest extent of that term, having once belonged to the Byzantine empire, is included, by the mis- conception of hasty readers, in ... ...lves not less of the decrepitude which had by that time begun to palsy the Byzantine sceptre, than of the martial and religious fanaticism which disti...

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...ent, and asked for particulars of its endowment and rev- enues, as if from courtesy he wished to hear the good priest discourse on the subject most in... ...d, the tradition of the Faubourg Saint-Germain, has been to Paris what the Court used to be in other times; it is what the Hotel Saint- Paul was to th... ...d, they grew less amenable to disci- pline; and as in the last days of the Byzantine Empire, every- one wished to be emperor. They mistook their unifo... ...l these families were made up of persons who preserved a high tradition of courtesy, of true graciousness of life, of refined speech, with a family pr... ... the country. The heads of houses might have won back recognition of their titles by unremitting attention to local interests, by falling in with the ...

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...ate of princely culture, symbolised for Mrs. Hicks in what she called “the court of the Renaissance.” Eldorada, of course, was their chief prophetess;... ...Penelope Pantiles—” Susy’s eye flew im- patiently on over the long list of titles—”and Mr. Nicholas Lansing of New Y ork, who has been cruising with M... ...ousin. At other moments they were seldom seen in the glacial atmosphere of courts, preferring to royal palaces those of the other, and more modern typ... ...o had promised to explain to us the differ- ence between the Sassanian and Byzantine motives in Carolingian art; but the Manager has sent up word that... ... was to have enlightened the party on the difference between Sassanian and Byzantine ornament. Lansing, also aloof, had picked out a post from which h... ...x City; do you understand? And for father and mother too. I want all those titles carved on my tombstone. They’re facts, anyhow! Don’t laugh at me ….”... ...nown of this necessity: he had seen too many friends through the Di- vorce Court, in one country or another, not to be fairly familiar with the proced...

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...he dust and dirt of that immediate life, washed himself, put on his “noble court dress,” closed the door on the world of toiling and getting, private ... ...r the institution of marriage. The fine dim night-time spaces of the Great Court are bound up with the inconclusive finales of mighty hot-eared wrangl... ... realising how perennially this same emancipation returns to those ancient courts beside the Cam. We were the anti-decency party, we discovered a catc... ... bill out funny, and not be snobs to custom- ers, no!—not even if they had titles.” “Every Pinky Dinky’s people are rather good people, and better tha... ...p with ideas about freedom and natural virtue and a great scorn for kings, titles, wealth and officials, and it was symbolised by the red ties we wore... ...aotic forces. “There is no clear right in the world any more. The world is Byzantine. The justest man to-day must practise a tainted goodness.” These ...

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...is imagination. It was called the Hall of the Thou- sand Columns. It was a Byzantine cistern, which the popular fancy had endowed with fantastic vastn... ...hioned novels; and these Philip at last discovered. He chose them by their titles, and the first he read was The Lancashire Witches, and then he read ... ...m- ing: the local paper constantly reported the cases he had in the county court against this one and that, labourers he would not pay their wages to ... ... Philip and Hayward to come in for a chat. He received them with elaborate courtesy and in- sisted on their sitting in the only two comfort- able chai... ...t seeing into what a quandary they led him, answered blandly; Weeks made a courteous objection, then a cor- rection of fact, after that a quotation fr... ...r vague idealism, the suspicion of a philosophical idea which underlay the titles they gave their pictures, accorded very well with the functions of a... ... Athelny for some fantastic reason took it into his head to discourse upon Byzantine history; he had been reading the later volumes of the Decline and...

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... shake together best afterwards. There is not the least use in a prolonged courtship acquaintance. It is only a field for lovers’ quarrels, and pastim... ...was levelled against her; Lady Martindale always chilling in condescending courtesy, and daily display- ing more of the acquirements that frightened V... ...retto. She went along with them in the researches for Greek in- scription, Byzantine carving, or Frank fortress; she shared the exultation of decipher... ...is exactly one of her own set, music, pic- tures, and all. The second-hand courtship is a fine chance 148 Heartsease for her when Miss Martindale is ... ...good for them.’ ‘How delightful,’ and she was up in a moment reading their titles, but he made her return to the great chair. ‘Rest now, there will be... ...more articles to benighted editors on their last legs. I can finish off my Byzantine his- tory, and coin it into bezants.’ ‘ And these were your hard-... ... either nursing Arthur, play- ing with the children, or bringing sheets of Byzantine his- tory for revision; and he was much slower in looking over Th...

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... The reader must not understand me to mean that, merely as a compromise of courtesy, two pro- fessors of different idolatries would agree to recognise... ...nate con- tinued to be the fountain of honors, even to Caesar himself: the titles of Germanicus, Britannicus, Dalmaticus, &c. (which may be viewed as ... ... of the weak, but as a sheriff assessing damages in a case forced upon his court by the plaintiff. 38 Theological Essays and Other Papers – V olume O... ...o Farrel, he says, ‘Spero capitale saltern fore judicium.’ Sentence of the court, he hopes, will, at any rate, reach the life of Servetus. Die he must... ...est to the commencement of what Mr. Finlay, in a peculiar sense, calls the Byzantine empire. These incidents have nowhere been systematically or conti... ...s of power from all further concurrence or coalition with the views of the Byzantine Caesar. Constantinople was from that date thrown back more upon i... ...r. This new and final state of the eastern Rome Mr. Finlay denominates the Byzantine em- pire. Possibly this use of the term may be capable of justifi...

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...Its use is not confined, as people commonly suppose, to arguments in the law courts and speeches in the assembly; it is rather a part of the art of di... ...derived from one sort of art be hastily trans ferred to another. The double titles of several of the Platonic Dialogues are a further proof that the ... ... 21 Phaedrus be dissolved from time to time without the as sistance of the courts. Besides, he will remark that there is a much greater choice of fr... ...a thousand years in vent nothing better than Sibylline books, Orphic poems, Byzantine imitations of classical histo ries, Christian reproductions of... ...d a temporary plea sure and grace in their composition. Y ou may say that a courtesan is hurtful, and disapprove of such creatures and their practice...

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...hat lover-like feeling of admiration already explained, which leads one to court the sight of a beloved object under every change of dress, and under ... ...le until eight o’clock in the evening. Some clerks only or officers of the court remained, who were too much harassed by applications for various form... ...the morning advanced, I went again, accom- panied by Hannah, to the police court and to the prison—a vast, ancient, in parts ruinous, and most gloomy ... ... of misdemeanor, and of misfortune. And those who came under the two first titles, were lodged here through all stages of their connection with public... ...igh- teen years of age, amiable in his personal character, and not without titles to respect in his public character as a sovereign prince. In times m... ...ussian Emperor, either it is built upon some confusion between him and the Byzantine Caesars, as though the former, being of the same religion with th... ...d bear the name of Ovidian. Pagan it was in its birth; and to paganism its titles ultimately ascend. Yet we know that in the transitional state throug...

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...thens and London, to him- self, and not deny his conviction that he is the court, and if England or Egypt have any thing to say to him he will try the... ...d with 9 Emerson Egypt, Greece, Gaul, England, War, Colonization, Church, Court and Commerce, as with so many flowers and wild ornaments grave and ga... ...e- creting organs of the fish. The whole of heraldry and of chivalry is in courtesy. A man of fine manners shall pro- nounce your name with all the or... ...man of fine manners shall pro- nounce your name with all the ornament that titles of nobility could ever add. The trivial experience of every day is a... ...carnate in every just and wise man. You shall not tell me by languages and titles a catalogue of the volumes you have read. You shall make me feel wha... ...t strut and bridle, the dialogue is eas- ily great, and he adds to so many titles that of being the best-bred man in England and in Christendom. Once ... ... dealing nobly with all, all would show themselves noble. I know that this Byzantine pile of chivalry or Fashion, which seems so fair and picturesque ...

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...em is in a chaotic condition, and there are many in- terpolations, some of Byzantine date. Though popularly ascribed to Homer, its real author is said... ... back from work, while you peep and peer and listen to the wrangles of the court-house. Little concern has he with quar- rels and courts who has not a... ...lous man who has a wise heart sits down or goes to the wall of an enclosed court. (ll. 733-736) Do not expose yourself befouled by the fire- side in y... ... who first made the tortoise a singer. The creature fell in his way at the courtyard gate, where it was feeding on the rich grass before the dwelling,... ...ared to name Pluto directly and men- tioned him by one of many descriptive titles, such as ‘Host of Many’: compare the Christian use of O Diabolos or ...

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...racci, Prideaux, and others, in recent days, one of whom has found, in the Byzantine “Maometis,” the number of the Beast (Rev. xii)! It is nearer to t... ...he succession of subjects or parts, like the rows of bricks in a wall. The titles of the Suras are gener- ally taken from some word occurring in each,... ...uld they then hasten our vengeance? But when it shall come down into their courts, an evil morning shall it be to those who have had their warning. T ... ..., and the yet more hidden. God! There is no God but He! Most excellent His titles! Hath the history of Moses reached thee? When he saw a fire, and sai... ...od, and from him let 223 The Koran him bring you a supply: and let him be courteous, and not discover you to any one. For they, if they find you out,... ...e brutes: Yea, they go more astray: these are the heedless. Most excellent titles hath God: 44 by these call ye on Him, and stand aloof from those wh...