News pamphlet containing excerpts from the Gaceta de Madrid and from official edicts concerned with official measures to stop revolts that ultimately led to Spanish American independence.
As the city's parks commissioner in the 1990s, he issued an edict concerning the 10-foot-high jungle gym near his childhood home in northern Manhattan.
If the reclusive, one-eyed Mullah Muhammad Omar is indeed the last word, he might consult his own Edict No. 14, a July 31 decree concerning the behavior of foreign nationals.
The edict dated 24 April 1996 concerning the reform of hospitalisation, the recent law of 4 March 2002 on patients' rights and access to information generate a new approach on design of information and communication systems.
They didn't edict any regulation except religious regulations, concerning, for example, the dress codes, the [restrictions on] women, and things like that.
It said afterward that it was not going to comment on the edicts because legal cases "might be referred to the court concerning the constitutional declaration".
But in 1685, the year in which Locke wrote the First Letter concerning religious toleration, Louis XIV had revoked the Edict of Nantes, and the Huguenots were being persecuted and forced to emigrate on mass.
The dispute over the authenticity of the biblical edicts has prompted interest in this passage from the Cyrus Cylinder, specifically concerning the question of whether it indicates that Cyrus had a general policy of repatriating subject peoples and restoring their sanctuaries.
The Lupercalia was probably founded even before the Romans settled on the Palatine,9 and it continued until 395 A.D., when it was abolished by the edict of Pope Gelasius.10 This long existence gives the natural explanation both of the incongruous ritual acts which composed the ceremonial, and of the ignorance of the Romans concerning the presiding deity.
