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Job represents the philosopher's stone, which must also be tried and martyrized in order to become perfect, as saith Raymond Lulle: Sub conservatione formoe speciftoe salva anima ."

Those who know Parisian life will readily understand how a woman of her temperament suffered, and was martyrized at heart by the scantiness of her pecuniary means.

Ali the Hennaed was sent to the Battle of Gallipoli after his mother had painted his hair, and he was martyrized in the battle.

During the San Fermines festival in Pamplona (similar festivals are held all over Navarra in summer), all the city dresses in white and red to symbolize the martyrdom of the thirteenth-century Saint Fermine, who was a bishop in Amiens in northern France and was martyrized by being dragged through Pamplona's streets during a bout of anti-Christian violence.

Argentina is a representative example of America: its problems are the problems of a martyrized [martirizado] continent" (Scalabrini 11).

The Saudi Ambassador asked about "the number of Palestinian victims to be martyrized before a moribund world is awakened, particularly the member states of the Security Council, against Israel rejecting the principle of peace as we heard recently from Israeli Prime Minister who stressed that there is no independent Palestinian state in his era."

Persecuted, poor and martyrized subjects within that community are considered as the eschatological subjects that are justified by the Spirit of God, that will judge Israel and that are promised that they will inherit the Earth and be transformed into light.

What can be a greater homage than to see a White person playing the guembri, which is the emblematic musical instrument of the Black man he despised and martyrized yesterday!

I continue to dream of an ambitious foreign policy that would help the simple men and women martyrized by their states in cases such as that of Iran or even, a few years ago, Iraq.

of all that was gentle, -- all that was beautiful; -- martyrized by the splendours of life, as though her diamond tiara had been a crown of thorns" (III, 279).