She conspired to arrange the execution of John the Baptist.
Dietrich Wildung, the director of the Egyptian Museum, said he had given permission for the project and helped arrange its execution because it shows the continued relevance of the ancient world to today's art.
There seems little evidence for this confidence: the Communard leader Rigault, to take one small instance, may be a life-affirming man of appetite, but he was as bloodthirsty as his predecessors, stopping, even as the Versaillais invaded Paris, to personally arrange the execution of a fellow-Communard — an old friend with whom he was feuding — long after it could possibly have any political point.
The episode is uncomfortably reminiscent of a gang lord arranging the execution of a vassal who has slipped from favor.
Its special correspondent Anna Politkovskaya was gunned down in 2006; few doubt her political enemies arranged her execution.
Anti-French and anti-Phaulkon sentiment ran high, and, when Narai's health began to fail, leading figures at court arranged the execution of Phaulkon and, following Narai's death, the expulsion of the French.
But in a terse exchange with an interviewer on BBC radio, Mr. Prescott refused to be drawn into criticizing the Iraqi government, which had custody of Mr. Hussein and which arranged his execution.
Though you'd think someone with a fascination for classical antiquity, and a special admiration for an emperor whose harsh trade-offs apparently included arranging the execution of his own grandson, might have found plenty to test that theory to a natural breaking point.
"Did anyone think about liaising with his lawyer to arrange a peaceful execution of the warrant," Doyle asked.
As a result, you have a six-hour drama in which, among many other hilarious and harrowing scenes, the ghost of Ethel Rosenberg recites the Kaddish over the body of Roy Cohn, who had once worked tirelessly to arrange for her execution.
