Invested with legal power or official authority especially as symbolized by having a scepter.
1 Once more he held sceptred sway over races long since in oblivion.
2 Men will not kneel to sceptred slaves, nor freemen fight for tyrants' tools.
3 Caligula was both, sceptred at that; and with what a sceptre!
4 I have crowned and sceptred him, and right royally he rules!
5 This sceptred misanthrope possessed it, and it was in that his wife was blessed.
6 There are many who wish to wreak havoc upon this sceptred isle, Captain Harkness.
7 Sometime let gorgeous Tragedy In sceptred pall come sweeping by.
8 So much in the sceptred isle, public services in particular, appears rather less than rosy.
9 Their voice is heard above Herodias' strains of revelry and even sceptred Sadducees tremble at the sound.
10 To submit to this crowned and sceptred Christ; to reject for ever the other-thismeant relief and sanity.
11 Pontiff and priest, and sceptred throng?
12 The ceremonial perambulations in the sceptred sector of our isle could be said to have their roots in meteorology.
13 The colossal angels at Assisi, solemn sceptred kingly forms, all alike in action and attitude, appeared to me magnificent.
14 He is one of those "dead, but sceptred sovereigns, who still rule our spirits from their urns."
15 He spake and led the way, and the sceptred kings accompanied him, while the henchmen went for the divine minstrel.
16 This great office had twice been ably filled by women, women as aptly fitted for it as some of the sceptred queens of history.
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