Significats de ancient superstition en anglès

Then comes, as we have lately seen, a revival of ancient superstition.

We must abandon that ancient superstition that a dollar has any financial value.

In this region, as ancient superstition told, were to be found intimations of the future.

They became panicky and reverted to an ancient superstition.

He spoke in an odd fashion, as if the power of ancient superstition now came into play.

You thought that that ancient superstition had perished, but you see that such is not the case.

The corpse of my dead love had bled at the touch of its murderer, in accordance with ancient superstition.

This ancient superstition comes from the secrets of the Cabala, of which the Jews called themselves the sole depositaries.

A remembrance of an ancient superstition flashed through the master's mind, and he determined to try the Sortes Virgilianae.

The tyrant had even the shame of seeing his officers and domestic servants forsake their ancient superstition in despite of him.

Some were converted by his first sermons; but the greater party remained in their ancient superstition, after having often heard him.

This is a very ancient superstition, and remained with us to a very late date, if it is even yet extinct.

Yet these dawnings of sense and humanity were obscured by the clouds of the ancient superstition on more than one distinguished occasion.

Thousands of men fill the prisons of France, Germany, Russia, and the Scandinavian countries, because they dared to defy the ancient superstition.

It is probable that this custom, so universally prevalent, originated in some ancient superstition; it seems to have excited inquiry among all nations.

This demoniacal impulse and power, which were ascribed to the Canidias of ancient superstition, may be seen subtly influencing the members of every-day society.