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Перевод: papist

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папист

Тезаурус:

1. Protestantism hands out an unemployment card to every Papist priest
2. Thus, for a short interlude, the religion of the monarch could be said to be neither papist nor Protestant; and while it was safe to admit to either persuasion, it was wise to support neither too vigorously.
3. Displacement might involve a sliding along the signifying chain which connects the ditferent manifestations of evil and subject types, conflating two or more of them; thus the sexual deviant may also "be" a witch, an insurrectionary, or a papist.
4. Falling under the spell of an older, flamboyantly dressed and well-educated kinsman, Esme Stuart, who had come over from France, he was suspected of dangerously Papist leanings and of some unnatural sexual habits.
5. The English, with no hope now of consummating the Rough Wooing, finally withdrew; but the French were proving almost equally unwelcome, provoking fears among committed Protestant reformers that Scotland was to be swallowed up by yet another powerful nation, and this one Papist.
6. None the less, the supporters of the Duke of Northumberland lost no opportunity to represent her as a staunch papist, and attempted to make use of anti-papal fears to win support for their rival candidate for the throne, Jane Grey.
7. "At my first coming into the world I had been (implicitly) warned never to trust a Papist, and at my first coming into the English Faculty (explicitly) never to trust a philologist.
8. If the Romanists did not destroy Ulster by forcing its people into a united papist Ireland, then God surely would as a punishment for departing from his standards.
9. "It is as well he is not a Papist, then, or the Pope would take off his frock., "He what?"
10. He was a big, bald man who had toed the papist line for the past few years under Mary, and was now willing to return to Anglicanism should that be the wish of his Bishop.
11. "Is it the papist meat that gets you going, Breakspear, is that it?"
12. After all, one of them was Mrs Eileen Paisley, who was standing against the outgoing Lord Mayor to protest his papist flag-lowering.
13. He was rapidly proved right; Spain pledged herself in December to a Family Compact with France, forcing England, on 2 January 1762, to declare war on her and reviving the old nightmare of a joint Franco-Spanish fleet sweeping up the Channel to land a papist army on English soil.