They therefore bear the blame for surrendering Jesus to the Romans, a fact attested by all four Gospels and confirmed by the first-century Jewish historian Josephus.
As a lexicographer, Thorne's methodology is thorough; terms must be attested by at least two separate audited sources to warrant inclusion.
Its vogue in Iceland is attested by fragments of two elaborately illustrated manuscripts12 written in the vernacular of about 1200.
On the other hand, this mixed technique is already present in the 3rd-century AD aqueduct of Aspendos, and the Romans certainly knew how to build segmented-arched bridges, as attested by surviving examples, three of which are listed by Wurster and Ganzert themselves.
Justice Douglas in a dissent, in which Chief Justice Stone and Justices Black and Reed concurred, contended that Cramer's treasonable intention was sufficiently shown by overt acts as attested to by two witnesses each, plus statements made by Cramer on the witness stand.
Under the system of the witnessed will, which prevails throughout the United States and in all common-law parts of the British Commonwealth, the instrument, which may be typed or printed or written by anyone, must be subscribed by the testator, and his signature must be attested to by two (in some states, three) witnesses, who must also sign their names to the instrument.
Book five opened with a nearly 200-line catalogue of the suitors of Helen, similar in style to the Catalogue of Ships in Iliad book 2. Although it is likely that the entire catalogue included twenty-five thirtyrty suitors, only twelve are attested by name.
The venture is attested by the biographies of two Upper Egyptians who were among the forces that made the campaign.
The two new phylotypes clustered as novel clade I of Cercozoa (Fig. 2) that seems typical of freshwater systems as attested by the presence of two Lake George sequences in this group [26].
