Примери коришћења Divine right на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Today, this divine right is far more violent
Jacobites supported the Stuart claim because they hoped for religious toleration for Roman Catholics and because they believed in the divine right of kings.
We must celebrate our divine right over all others, for it is their flesh that sustains ours.
A belief grew that whoever possessed the tooth relic had a divine right to rule that land.
fight their bosses who ruled in the name of the lie of divine right.
A belief grew that whoever possessed the Sacred Tooth Relic had a divine right to rule that land.
Prussian kings believed that they ruled by divine right).
employing a variety of justifications of legitimacy for their existence(such as the divine right of kings, the theory of social contract, etc.).
where the political doctrine of the monarchy found the source of law in the divine right of kings.
Able-man, and he has a divine right over me.
This was a revolutionary concept that struck at the heart of the doctrine of the divine right of kings.
But I do like the line about politicians feeling they have the divine right to lie for a good cause.
Sorry stuff written some hundred years ago or more about the Divine Right of Kings moulders unread now in the Public Libraries of this country.
The belief took hold that whoever held the Sacred Tooth Relic had the divine right to reign over that land.
who believed in absolute power and the divine right of the monarch.
A belief grew that whoever possessed this tooth will have the divine right to rule the land.
A belief then grew that whoever possessed the tooth relic had a divine right to rule that land.
A belief grew that whoever possessed the relic had a divine right to rule the land.
Jacobites supported the Stuart claim due to hopes for religious toleration for Roman Catholics and a belief in the divine right of kings.
jurists like Edward Coke used Magna Carta expansively in the 17th century disputing the divine right of kings expounded by the Stuart monarch.