Time flying could make human lives seem victorious over time itself.
Presumably, the untutored viewer might conclude that the hero was a gifted preacher who had somehow incurred the wrath of his rulers; but it would still be hard to work out what the point of the story was.The Byzantine Christ, by contrast, never ceases to be many different things at once: divine and human, humiliated and victorious, wounded and healing.
Terl is now imprisoned inside Fort Knox in a makeshift cell of gold bars, while Ker sides with the victorious humans, and helps in their hard effort to rebuild their civilization.
Some say that this humane treatment by victorious Allied forces was unprecedented in human history.
In medieval times, he recalls, Islamic thought divided between the Mutazilites, who stressed human reason, and the ultimately victorious Asharites who thought that God alone could adjudicate right and wrong.
Victorious animals and humans in contrast make themselves big - arms and chest out, taking up as much space as possible - a primitive display of dominance.
Well, cats have killed people through infection, and, tragically, through falling asleep on the face of a baby, but could a cat ever emerge victorious in mortal combat against a healthy human?
Victorious campaigners expected the landscape would be protected against human caprice for their great-grandchildren and beyond.
The IAAF took the decision to hand over the medals after the victorious US team's Antonio Pettigrew admitted he had injected human growth hormone and EPO.
Pacifism slowly began to emerge after the war, but very few war memorials communicated a pacifist message, largely because in the 1920s, most in the victorious countries felt that the war, while costly in human life, had been worth fighting.
