abjuration

In 1652 he was allowed to return on taking an oath of abjuration.

The court substituted a different abjuration in the official record.

Galileo lived there after his abjuration (1633) and was put under house arrest.

Brown was offered the chance to take the Oath of Abjuration.

In 1662 he refused to take the Abjuration oath.

Why did Galileo make his abjuration at the trial, admitting what he knew to be a lie?

These men would then be executed if they refused to take the Act of Abjuration.

Sections 1 and 2 of the Act were concerned with the oath of abjuration.

Hamilton took the oath of office, test, and abjuration the day of his return.

He died seven days after his abjuration.

The Ordinary Trial concluded on May 24 with the abjuration.

But faced with immediate execution on May 24, she agreed to give up this clothing and sign the abjuration document.

Had she had the powers of an archangel her abjuration, in this instance, could not have been more effective.

The illiterate defendant signed an abjuration document she did not understand under threat of immediate execution.

He signed an abjuration on March 10, 1561, and awarded 'spiritual' punishments.

They refused to take the Abjuration Oath renouncing the Covenant.

Those who confessed were forced to sign an abjuration, to be read by the accused bare-legged and bare-headed in the Cathedral.

Third Session (September 28, 787) - Other bishops having made their abjuration, were received into the council.

The king at the request of Eleanor de Percy pardoned him and cancelled his abjuration.

Presumably because I was not, as she supposed, an evil person who had acquired occult powers, her abjuration had no effect upon me whatever.

It would be trite to suggest that dedication, modesty and the abjuration of careerism are the only roads to truth.

What was a Rite of Abjuration?

The bishop, however, still insisted on a formal act of abjuration, because he had purchased heretical books and conveyed them into his diocese.

This abjuration was subsequently read in Florence before Galileo's disciples, who had been specially summoned to attend.

Abjuration: spells of protection, blocking, and banishing.