Through ambition and patronage he made his way into Rome's thriving Counter-Reformation art scene.
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Middle-class families put up signs of mourning for the "reformation heroes, " who died at Trisakti University.
There has been much talk of the need for an Islamic "reformation" over the last few years.
This issue extends beyond tax reformation, but I do not have time to explore those issues here.
The President has indicated all along that he supports efforts for a reformation of the Tax Code.
But reformation eliminates the need to supply the cell with pure hydrogen, making the whole process cheaper.
There were over 1, 300 hospitals in medieval England, almost all of which were destroyed, with their records, at the Reformation.
The largest reformation of the U.S. financial system since the 1930s has just been signed by President Obama.
The region is celebrating the LutherDecade, the 10-year count-down to 2017 and the 500th anniversary of the Reformation.
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Esher enjoyed one season in the old Championship before its reformation saw them relegated as one of five teams.
In 1483, Martin Luther, German religious reformer who began the Protestant Reformation, born.
Hopeful reports of The Smiths' imminent reformation now come along with reliable regularity.
The bailout also called for a general reformation of the Cyprus banking sector.
What followed the Reformation was, actually, the Counter-Reformation, which used the same means i.e.
They added that in many places it was the first time that Christians had gathered together since the Reformation.
His ability to make the supernatural natural in his art emanated from counter-Reformation doctrines about making religious mystery tangible.
"There is a huge reformation internally and the demand for Indonesian workers in Saudi Arabia is very high, " Maktub said.
Hydrogen can be made cheaply from natural gas through a process called "steam reformation, " which separates the carbon from the hydrogen.
Prior to the English Reformation, would-be borrowers had had to turn to the much smaller universe of non-Christian (usually Jewish) money lenders.
And good graft-free governance does not come from reforming the state alone - it demands the reformation of society and its people.
Reformation is a court proceeding generally used to fix mistakes or errors.
Wall Street is betting that the Potter reformation era is just beginning.
Take Wittenberg, a university town where Luther started the Reformation, and where Prince Hamlet, allegedly, studied with his chums Rosenkranz and Guildenstern.
This is the sort of thing that led to the Protestant Reformation.
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In rain and blustery winds, a dozen or so people brandished posters calling on the Kirk, the Presbyterian church shaped by the Scottish Reformation, to repent.
In my novel "The Chalice, " I try to oblige by propelling the main character Joanna Stafford, a former Dominican novice through the Reformation-torn England of 1538.
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The Orthodox Church split with Rome 10 centuries ago and then the Protestants followed in the time of the Reformation in the 16th century.
So for Diarmaid MacCulloch, an Oxford don who specialises in the Reformation, the challenge of chronicling Christian history in just over 1, 000 pages is manifold.
In the church in Stratford-upon-Avon where he is buried, the altar stone had been buried and hidden for safekeeping during the upheavals of the Reformation.
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