"I also acknowledge, with you, the shame and humiliation which all of us have suffered because of these sins".
It's a deeply serious comic poem of humiliation, which finds its resolution in a form of cosmic abasement.
"And the tragedy of Shylock's ultimate humiliation, which she brings about, is echoed by her own dismayed discovery of the world that she must now live in".
For him, Russia's post-Soviet history has been a catalogue of American-inflicted humiliation, which it is his mission to reverse.
In countless feature articles, veterans of the Soviet Army testified to their superpower humiliation, which led to their final flight to Termez.
Mr de la Rua refused to be drawn on Mr Cavallo's latest comments.No government wants to suffer the humiliation which would accompany devaluation and default.
"The closet drama of his ritualistic whippings," Meyers writes, gave Johnson "masochistic pleasure in pain and humiliation, which both satisfied and punished his sexual urges".
What she found most humbling in his work was his analysis of the degrading effect of the shame and humiliation, which infect coloniser and colonised alike.
Hogan, 62, testified during the two-week civil trial that he still suffers from the humiliation which arose from the video's release.
Then there are those lesser but undeniably painful moments of injury and humiliation, which require the administering of smelling salts and deep breaths of fresh air.
