1
To please his new divinity, the monarch suddenly enough rejuvenated his attire.
2
He has executed the first statue of the new divinity.
3
We shall have to discuss the subject of a temple to the new divinity.
4
Where the bloody and tragical science of king-killing, the new divinity of disobedience and rebellion?
5
She to him was all in all, and he to her was like a new divinity.
6
I wonder whether they ever did and, if so, what form that new divinity put on.
7
Democratic America, has a different humanity from feudal Europe, and so must have a new divinity.
8
I owe the Gods a new divinity, hard won by my studies, before I may think of happiness.
9
Paul, they answered, we will listen another day to the rest of this story of thy new divinity.
10
This was nothing less than that henceforth the world should worship a new divinity in the person of Antinous.
11
To such a desperate state was Augustus brought within a few days of setting eyes on his new divinity!
12
The islanders at first gazed in mute admiration at so unusual a prodigy, and seemed inclined to regard it as some new divinity.
13
I have heard that it is a Frenchman's faculty to consider himself irresistible, and to avow his adoration for a new divinity every week.
14
She was always inventing new divinities.
15
Socrates was accused by them of despising the ancient gods of the state, introducing new divinities and corrupting the youth of Athens.
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Everything is preparing for your volumes; and when they appear, the battle of New Divinity, I think, may fairly be considered as won.
