Included in Figure 3 are mortality peaks from Spain (Barcelona – based on ecclesiastical replacements [35]), France (Givry [21]), London (based on register of wills [36]), central England (deaths in Halesowen [37]) and the Dioese of York (actual clerical deaths from York, Cleveland, East Riding, Nottingham [38]), and Wales (deaths in Colyan, Llanfair, Dogg, Abergwillar, Rutin Town [39]).
Even for someone with Boyd's white and clerical privilege, death itself was a real possibility.
After hours of silence in the state media, the government showed only images of protesters shouting "mar barg asl valayat-faqih" ("death to clerical leadership"), burning cars, and destroying property.
Thus at the end of 1538, a proclamation was issued forbidding free discussion of the Sacrament and forbidding clerical marriage, on pain of death.
The clerical workers struck last year but soon resumed work.
The protest movement, which called not just for Mr. Aghajari's release but for an end to clerical dictatorship, spurred Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to order a review of the death sentence.
As the only treatment for inhaled anthrax approved by the Food and Drug Administration, Cipro became a national obsession after reports of anthrax infections and in some cases deaths among mail and clerical workers from contaminated letters and packages.
"David painted this," she said as she showed the painting to nine members of the Cherish Life Circle, a group of clerical and lay people who oppose the death penalty.
When the automated procedure was combined with clerical review, in a scenario of 5% death prevalence and 20% missing mothers' names, sensitivity reached 96.5% and specificity 100%.
Angelic popes and messianic emperors (some to return from death) were seen by lay and clerical constituencies as part of Joachim's plan.
