And worse, the new state would be raised upon the foundation of a genocide.
From earliest historical times a king, queen, or chieftain was inaugurated by some public ceremony; the sovereign might be raised upon a shield, presented with a spear, or invested with a distinctive robe or headdress.
In the 6th, 5th, and 4th centuries bce, vast Persian palaces were built at Susa and at Persepolis, where the residences of three kings (Darius I, Xerxes I, and Artaxerxes III) perch on three low platforms raised upon a main platform that was within the city walls.
Suspicion of HCC is raised upon large size, interval change in size or echogenicity, mass-like appearance or nodules causing contour abnormality on the liver surface (Fig. 4a).
The first version of this building was raised upon the East Platform towards the end of the Late Preclassic period, at around AD 100.
The earliest version of the pyramid was built at the end of the Middle Preclassic; it was raised upon a 1.42 m deep infill that levelled the natural terrain.
The amorphous form is raised upon a forest of intersecting poles and made accessible by lift or by whimsically off-kilter spiral staircases.
In the very centre is a large stone 9 feet long and 6 feet broad and about 3 feet thick not raised upon large stones but lying low with the stones cleared away from about it.
Although the 2nd AIF would be raised upon a cadre of trained officers and non-commissioned officers drawn from the Militia, the Militia's main role at this time was to provide training to the men called up as part of the compulsory training scheme that was readopted in early 1940.
To works, however, of which the excellence is not absolute and definite, but gradual and comparative; to works not raised upon principles demonstrative and scientifick, but appealing wholly to observation and experience, no other test can be applied than length of duration and continuance of esteem.
