As Ulpian noted in his commentary on Hadrian's
rescript, the penalty of death applied only in those areas where the crime was most prolific.
25) In 1890, the "Imperial
Rescript on Education" (that is, the Emperor's words to students) was issued and became the basic moral guideline until the end of the WWII.
Uchimura, a Christian convert, is best known in the West for three things: 1) his refusal as a young high school teacher to bow deeply before a copy of the Imperial
Rescript on Education; 2) his book How I Became a Christian (1893); and 3) his concept of mukyokai, or non-affiliation with any church denomination.
In Massachusetts, for example, "[n]o execution shall issue upon a judgment until the exhaustion of all possible appellate review thereof, and the receipt by the clerk of the trial court of the appropriate
rescript or order.
A portmanteau of "machine" and "cinema," machinima are films created from within video games in which players "take control of the characters" (261) in order to
rescript the action taking place within the game.
The news, flashed to the four corners of a tense andexpectant world, stated that Emperor Hirohito had accepted the PotsdamDeclaration, had issued an Imperial
Rescript, and was ready to order his forces to cease resistance at once and lay down their arms.
In 1882 an Imperial
Rescript to Soldiers and Sailors embodied the famous precept that "duty is more weighty than a mountain; death is no heavier than a feather.
A
rescript of 393 stated that Judaism was "not a sect prohibited by the laws" (CT 16.
The government responded with a ministerial
rescript drafted by then Minister of the Interior Al Azabi Pacha, that added ten restrictions to church construction.
I ask the dreamer to
rescript the dream using active imagination, and go over the dream one more time with this change being the ending.
The indult has the added status of a motu proprio, a papal
rescript which has the force of Canon Law (CWTN, The Times, Oct.
As this brief overview of contemporary legal findings on school desegregation suggests, the child as a civic category of identity often took on complex ideological representations in order to provide individuals with rich opportunities to
rescript, as well as uphold, the ground rules of civic governance.
