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Meanings of public recantation in English
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Usage of public recantation in English
1
Having previously gone so far as to promote the benefits of teenage smoking, he offered a public recantation of sorts.
2
Then, in a magisterial tone, he called on Clerambault to sit down and write on the spot a public recantation.
3
But at legnth, terrified by the threats of the papal church, he made a public recantation of his religious opinions.
4
This design he communicated to some priests, who highly commended it, and a day was fixed upon for his public recantation.
5
The author having been arrested was obliged to make a public recantation, and remained a prisoner until his death (1696).
6
In July 1593 he read a public recantation in the Church of St. Denis, and was absolved conditionally from the censures he had incurred.
7
Spalatin indicated to him the points on which, according to Glapio's statement, he would in any case be expected to make a public recantation.
8
"If I have preached and written anything heretical," said this intrepid monk, "I am willing to make a public recantation.