Examples of using Pious in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It says here in the report that Martha justified beating her children as an act of pious love.
And Marley deserved what she got pious little bitch.
He was a very pious King.
Very pious.
His son, King Louis the Pious, relocated the episcopal bishopric to Hildesheim in 815,
There are people, even pious ones, who do not want to talk about Hell to children so as not to frighten them.
Many have striven to be pious out of fear of hellfire,
Libations were a part of daily life, and the pious might perform them every day in the morning and evening,
Portrait of Henry the Pious Duke of Mecklenburg- Lucas Cranach the Elder 1514 Oil on canvas.
In the cathedral of St. Stephen, which was later demolished after an earthquake, the pious Don Stojko prayed long into the night.
In 815 Emperor Louis the Pious(778- 840),
Moreover, it is on account of her piety that Chapter 19 in the Quran is named after her, and all pious Muslims are likened to her.
A pious and righteous girl, according to legend, asked for her retinue 11 thousand innocent virgins,
The government requires Commanders' households with Handmaids complete the Ceremony each month, and that pious answers be given as responses for everyday conversations.
In the Encyclopedia"Religion" bale-“the headdress of a pious Jew, symbolizing modesty,
The biblical heroine Judith is a beautiful and pious widow who, for the love of God
After the establishment of the Diocese of Hildesheim in 815 by Louis the Pious, a Chapel of St. Mary was built on the locations of the modern apse.
In 1212, the girl Clara from Assisi gathered around herself several pious women and founded the order of the Clarice-girls, whom Francis gave the charter in 1224.
is a pious and paranoid woman that sees sin everywhere and the need of self-inflicting punishment.
Slight variations arise in the tale of the establishment of the diocese by King Louis the Pious at Hildesheim in 815