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Meanings of lawgiver in English
Portuguese
legislador Usage of lawgiver in English
1
The old lawgiver has for his last achievement to punish the idolater.
2
The god turned lawgiver, in short, must be crowned Pontiff and King.
3
These and many other adaptations of a like sort the lawgiver sanctioned.
4
A Galilean peasant was announced to the world as a divine lawgiver.
5
Lycurgus, the reputed Spartan lawgiver, is credited with the construction, about B.C.
6
But when he came down from the mountain, he was a lawgiver.
7
To the above, the humanity of the lawgiver has affixed three qualifying conditions.
8
The Spartan lawgiver has been censured for the toleration of theft and adultery.
9
They all had one vote alike, and the majority was the supreme lawgiver.
10
Moses was the lawgiver, Aaron the priest, and Miriam the seer.
11
This was the type set up by the Jewish savior and lawgiver, Moses.
12
The lawgiver must assume for his purposes that all men are bad: ib.
13
Judaism had the one lawgiver who beheld God, while the people tarried below.
14
But we may learn two things from this figure of the indignant lawgiver.
15
The true lawgiver ought to have a heart full of sensibility.
16
The lawgiver does not speak of an obedience-faculty, nor even of a social-faculty.
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