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Перевод: sacrilege

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святотатство; кощунство
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Тезаурус:

1. One can expect cries of "witchcraft", "blasphemy", "sacrilege" and "idolatry" to be directed against those who seek to resacralize the female body.
2. a reference to the execution of the Chevalier de la Barre who was accused of sacrilege at Abbville in 1766, having passed within 30 yards of a procession in which a crucifix was being carried without removing his hat.
3. For their sacrilege, they were dispersed with guns and teargas, and three campuses were closed.
4. In this chapter I have attempted to show that early experiences in England of Religious Drama were partially equated with a "game" or a "pastime" and as such avoided the charge of blasphemy or sacrilege.
5. At the one step beyond , where one imagines glimpses of a final formulation , thinking is no longer a source of satisfaction or even a rational activity, it is a form of torture, a sacrilege which is its own punishment.
6. The imperial cult was to Jews and Christians sacrilege.
7. It seemed a kind of sacrilege thus to arrange it and pull it about.
8. In the description of the sprinkler and the apron, and especially the altar, the internalization of law (as disguise) results in this sacrilege within reverence, an intimacy with law which can blow apart its ideological effect (revealing the hidden side of the altar) - and with a strange knowing innocence strangely inseparable from that intimacy.
9. Had it not been realised that it was the work of a humble man, this poem would be thought a sacrilege and an example of striking pride and arrogance, but instead it is an invitation to extreme exaltation of spirit for it comes from a man who has submerged his ego in the All.
10. Refusal in payment, forgery or any other misuse thereby became treason or sacrilege and attracted savage penalties.
11. There some of the inhabitants commit some kind of sacrilege which it is hard for us now to decipher.
12. What transpires is not the sacrilege which pays testimony to the sacred (i.e. containment), but a sacrilege inscribed within the sacred.