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2003
Abstract Blood horrifies us; but if some must be shed, let it be the blood of the wicked. Who knows but that from a perspective on justice less narrow than human justice it might not be a greater crime to wound a helpful animal than to exterminate an evil man. Perhaps we would be right in concluding: before shedding the blood of a pigeon
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Abstract Blood horrifies us; but if some must be shed, let it be the blood of the wicked. Who knows but that from a perspective on justice less narrow than human justice it might not be a greater crime to wound a helpful animal than to exterminate an evil man. Perhaps we would be right in concluding: before shedding the blood of a pigeon
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On Theseus and the Tyrannicides
American Journal of Archaeology, 1951AKYLIX in the British Museum (E 84), decorated by the Kodros Painter,' has an unusual feature in that the outside and the inside are the same in subject and very similar in design. Each shows Theseus in six of his exploits: the punishment of Skiron, the capture of the Marathonian bull, the death of Sinis, the contest with the sow of Krommyon, the ...
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Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 2021
Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s (1906–1945) engagement in conspiracies to assassinate Hitler appears to some as a distinct movement from his earlier position on pacifism. This article examines the contributing factors to this apparent contradiction and addresses Bonhoeffer’s ethical rationale for religious violence in the context of the Third Reich.
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s (1906–1945) engagement in conspiracies to assassinate Hitler appears to some as a distinct movement from his earlier position on pacifism. This article examines the contributing factors to this apparent contradiction and addresses Bonhoeffer’s ethical rationale for religious violence in the context of the Third Reich.
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2014
Cette enquete repose sur un pari audacieux : faire la biographie de deux statues parmi les plus celebres de l’Antiquite, les Tyrannicides. Representant les meurtriers du tyran Hipparque en pleine action, ces statues erigees sur l’Agora d’Athenes ont eu un destin exceptionnel : tour a tour venerees, outragees et imitees, elles ont connu alternativement ...
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Cette enquete repose sur un pari audacieux : faire la biographie de deux statues parmi les plus celebres de l’Antiquite, les Tyrannicides. Representant les meurtriers du tyran Hipparque en pleine action, ces statues erigees sur l’Agora d’Athenes ont eu un destin exceptionnel : tour a tour venerees, outragees et imitees, elles ont connu alternativement ...
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2013
Diversity of opinions on this subject.—Argument in its vindication.—The destruction of a tyrant not a case of exception.—Consequences of tyrannicide.—Assassination described.—Importance of sincerity. A question, connected with the mode of effecting revolutions, and which has been eagerly discussed among political ...
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Diversity of opinions on this subject.—Argument in its vindication.—The destruction of a tyrant not a case of exception.—Consequences of tyrannicide.—Assassination described.—Importance of sincerity. A question, connected with the mode of effecting revolutions, and which has been eagerly discussed among political ...
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Milton’s ‘Radicalism’ in the Tyrannicide Tracts
The European Legacy, 2014AbstractIn the major political prose works which he published from 1649 to 1654, Milton argues that it was not the parliamentarians but Charles Stuart and his supporters who were the real rebels during the wars of the 1640s. He claims that during this period, the parliamentarians did not fight to overturn law, church, and government, but to preserve ...
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