Eclipso's character laments the power he once had as a spirit of divine vengeance.

It was considered divine vengeance by everyone, including the priests.

He received death threats, and warnings of divine vengeance every day.

"If I were a religious man," the pilot said suddenly, "I'd call this a plain case of divine vengeance."

The soldier was killed the next day by a catapult, a fact which Theophanes reports as evidence of divine vengeance.

One actually hurled himself overboard, convinced that he personally was the target of divine vengeance.

This was the first of those incredibly foolish actions which soon brought nemesis or divine vengeance, almost as in a Greek tragedy.

Graves writes that she became the embodiment of "divine vengeance on proud kings."

It came to pass within three days, as if by divine vengeance, that these young men, with many others, pursued some robbers of that country.

After which, the English army, on the following night, experienced (as has before been related) the divine vengeance.