Crossword-Solution: REVOCATIONS
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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included
within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or
a triangle.
Hint 2 anagram
RAEA
Hint 3 another clue
CERTAIN BRAIN SIZE
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Sentences with REVOCATIONS (5)
Catherine?” “Yes--and that they come from God.” “Yet you denied them on the scaffold?” Then she made direct and clear affirmation that she had never had any intention to deny them; and that if--I noted the if--“if she had made some retractions and revocations on the scaffold it was from fear of the fire, and it was a violation of the truth.” There it is again, you see.
Forfeiture and confiscation had followed each other so frequently in Irish history,--grants and revocations were so mixed up together,--some attested in all formality, others irregular and imperfect,--that it was currently believed there was scarcely one single estate of the whole province could establish a clear and indisputable title.
Insisting, when he got a quorum, On "_Pons_" (he called it) "_Asinorum_." The guileless methods of his game Provoked his partner's strongest strictures; He hardly knew the cards by name, But realised that some had pictures; Exhausting ev'rybody's patience By his perpetual revocations.
The Roman letter was turned over by the bishop to the French Government, which protested to the Vatican, claiming that, according to the Concordat, the nominations of French bishops ought to be made by the French Government, and only the canonical institution of them was reserved to the Holy See, that their revocations ought to follow the same law as their nominations, and hence, that the Holy See had not the right to depose a French bishop.
Others content themselves with regarding it as impeding the Inquisition, and as such including it in the excommunication regularly published by parish priests and at the opening of every _auto de fé_, and this excommunication included notaries who might wickedly aid in drawing up such revocations.
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Appears in: NYT.
Used 1 time in crossword archives (1968).