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In his view, a writer who wanted to create her own story in the Harry Potter universe could just import the Harry Potter rule set into their Granthika processor and be magically exempt from the fear of "breaking canon"—sacrilegiously getting some major or minor detail wrong and infuriating the fans of that universe.
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Then, by order of the twelve wicked Ranees, they sacrilegiously destroyed the little temple.
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Ceyx was the son of Eosphorus (often translated as Lucifer).Ovid, Metamorphoses 11.271 Alcyone and Ceyx married and were very happy together in Trachis. According to Pseudo-Apollodorus's account, they often sacrilegiously called each other "Zeus" and "Hera".Pseudo-Apollodorus. Bibliotheca, 1.7.
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Robert Graves, The Greek Myths, vol. 2 (Penguin Books, 1960), p. 159 This contemptuous reply so enraged Hercules that he sacrilegiously seized the priestess's Delphic tripod, took it away, and would not return it until she had agreed to grant his own request.John Lemprière, A classical dictionary: containing a copious account of all proper names mentioned in ancient authors (1822 edition), p.
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In the late 1880s, anarchism was the largest movement among Jewish–American radicals. Alongside government and capitalism, this counterculture took aim at religion as incompatible with their principles of reason and science, though they retained their secular Yiddish culture. Among the radicals' provocations was the Yom Kippur ball, a joyous event sacrilegiously held during the somber Jewish day of atonement. The provocation stirred the ire of the Orthodox community, who saw the act as directly offensive to their faith.
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In 1620—during the ongoing Bohemian Revolt—Protestant Moravian Estates (under von Bistritz) accused Sarkander of being a traitor and instigator and so he was tortured in the Olomouc prison. He was taken to Olmütz where he was tortured in an effort force him to provide them with information on Sarkander's friend Lobkowitz. One reason for him being tortured was due to his refusal to divulge what was said under the seal of confession which priests are bound under. When tortured and forced to reveal details of Lobkowitz's confession, he replied, “I would choose, with God’s help, rather to be torn in pieces than sacrilegiously to violate the seal of confession.” Sarkander was covered in flammable material and was set on fire.
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In the Olynthian War (349 BC), he was appointed general of the mercenaries sent from Athens to the aid of Olynthus; but he seems to have achieved very little . His command was then passed to Charidemus, who in the ensuing year (348 BC) was replaced by Chares again. During his second campaign he achieved a small victory against king Philip's mercenaries, and celebrated it by a feast given to the Athenians with a portion of the money which had been sacrilegiously taken from Delphi, and some of which had found its way into his hands. On his euthyne (the public scrutiny to which every public officer was submitted after having discharged his duties) he was impeached by Cephisodotus, who complained, that "he was endeavouring to give his account after having got the people tight by the throat",.
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