We can't even imagine what this will look like, when good and evil intermingle so seamlessly in the words, deeds and souls of so many.
Richard did not commit most of the foul deeds here attributed to him – though there may always be a question mark over his involvement in the disappearance of the princes in the Tower.
During the 1920s they succeeded in getting real-estate deeds, passports, bank accounts and voter registrations issued in the names that they chose.
"If he show us his wounds and tell us his deeds, we are to put our tongues into those wounds and speak for them," one Roman citizen says of Shakespeare's character.
Folks here in the middle of America pride ourselves on a preference for facts over foolishness, deeds over declarations.
With deeds less heroic, but just maybe as significant, Luke Wood, Nottinghamshire's teenage all-rounder arrived at the crease with the score 98-7 and scored a round 100 from No9.
In the letter, Jones says foreign secretary William Hague's commitment to war crimes law made during a tour of the Democratic Republic of the Congo with the actor and director Angelina Jolie this year must be matched with deeds.
For most of the first two-and-a-quarter hours of their French Open semi-final here on Friday, Andy Murray was lost in a miasma of helplessness against Novak Djokovic, who looked every inch the undisputed best player in the world that his deeds and form have suggested for at least a year.
In 2011, an inquiry by Rio's state assembly labelled Mauro a grileiro, a term for someone who uses false documents to obtain property deeds.
Ashley, who founded Sports Direct in 1982, has filed documents notifying Land Registry officials he plans to add the retailer to the title deeds of Rangers' stadium and training ground.
And it is particularly problematic to judge a woman by her husband's deeds.
