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In this two-parter, Daniel struggles with his banishment order and Amantha has to decide whether she must serve a life sentence working at Thrifty Town.
— Seven years ago, the Havasupai Indians, who live amid the turquoise waterfalls and red cliffs miles deep in the Grand Canyon, issued a "banishment order" to keep Arizona State University employees from setting foot on their reservation — an ancient punishment for what they regarded as a genetic-era betrayal.
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At the autumn court in 1637, which convened on 2 November, they sentenced Wheelwright to banishment, ordering him to leave the colony within 14 days.
Banishment from society and humanity.
Defying her order of banishment, she was again banished, this time upon pain of death.
The Emperor's death in 337 allowed Athanasius to return to Alexandria, but Constantine's son Constantius, emperor in the East, renewed the order of banishment in 338.
In 1987, Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis pardoned Anne Hutchinson, revoking the order of banishment by Governor Winthrop 350 years earlier.
The court was heavily inclined to retract the order of banishment, and again he was offered safe conduct to present his case to the court.
When Dyer heard of these arrests, she once again left her home in Newport, and returned to Boston to support her Quaker brethren, ignoring her order of banishment, and once again being incarcerated.
He went further east, to Wells, Maine, where he was living when his order of banishment was retracted, though it was done in a way that still placed guilt upon him.
West is represented by one of his earlier classical paintings, Cleombrotus Ordered into Banishment by Leonidas II, King of Sparta.
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