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She did not indeed rival Butler in learning; but then no woman was more devoutly venerated than her to the extent of her husband's erudition

This appears to have been the first Christian execution for heresy and caused him to be venerated as a martyr, especially in Galicia.

These consist of a niche, walls, floors, and foundations incorporated into a building now venerated by both Jews and Christians.

Though Saint Patrick has not been officially canonized, he is still venerated in Ireland and many parts of the world.

The Grotto too was transformed and the venerated manger (surely hewn out of the grotto's rock) was replaced by one of precious metal.

She's like the old college friend of mine who venerated George Orwell and was crushed to learn of his idol's often shabby romantic life.

These ladies we venerated for being further along and higher up in their respective New Yorks.

The most venerated of Chinese zodiac deities , the dragon, has traditionally been a symbol of water.

Ethical insights are not artifacts to be venerated in a museum, chiding onlookers with the same old principles.

Of all the goddesses of ancient mythology, none was more widely venerated than the goddess of love.

There is no archaeological evidence to support either belief, though the site has long been venerated by Hindus as well as Muslims.

Crumbling city walls, venerated mausoleum and statues of vehement leaders are strong reminders of its brilliant past.

Sophia was very likely venerated by early Followers of the Way, and her veneration has survived in the West today in the form of Gnosticism.

So back there at first anathema was a good thing. It was something worshiped or venerated and offered to the gods.

As two classics of traditional Chinese culture, Lao zi and Zhouyi are venerated as a wisdom collection of ancient Chinese society.

It was venerated by later rulers, ao the Macedonian king Alexander the Great , who ordered restorations in January 324 BCE.

'That's a job for angels like you. I don't want to be venerated by anyone or to serve as a permanent example. '

The place of the miracle of Jesus was venerated in an underground area.

The most respectful deference is due to doubts originating in pure patriotism and sustained by venerated authority.

But recent years have knocked J&J off its pedestal as one of America's most venerated companies.

Now it is not thus, Ananda, that the Tathagata is rightly honoured, reverenced, venerated, held sacred or revered.

Leslie Cheung is a very famous superstar that I venerated from my childhood.

Whereas in America journalism is a respectable, even venerated profession, in Britain it has always been regarded as grubby.

The Declaration of Independence and the constitution have been venerated for two centuries.

a conventional religious picture painted in oil on a small wooden panel; venerated in the Eastern Church.

The reputed head of John the Baptist is the holiest object in the Umayyad mosque in Damascus, venerated by Christians and Muslims alike.

Why is the mass murderer Lenin, the author of the Red Terror, still venerated on Red Square?

The spirit of the tea ceremony is venerated as peaceful, pure and gently silent.

albinic Indian elephant; rare and sometimes venerated in east Asia.

Does he possess powers or wisdom that are different than ours , which is why he is venerated as an Arhat ?

Mrs Thatcher venerated the free enterprise of the US.

Truth is invariably venerated and esteemed, even by the d soul which is itself saturated with lying.

Philip of Beverley was venerated as a saint.

Indeed, she has transcended mere songstress status and become something even more venerated in our consumer driven society.

For Mr Abbas it will require the courage to accept what his still-venerated predecessor rejected.

Suzhou's classical gardens are widely venerated for their timeless beauty and elegance.

You are a clever man. He who triumphs is venerated.

Let us bend before the venerated sepulcher.

At the same time, America's venerated national laboratories are coming under partial industry control.

In most countries old people are venerated.

She simply loved and venerated him.

In the end, Xu died a hero venerated by a generation of modernizers.

Many of the famed monolithic statues were carved between 1250 and 1500, representing venerated clan members of past and

A venerated emblem or symbol