The testament drawn up in 1354 by the governess of this house, "Maria the Armenian," indicates that by that time there was not only a thriving community of merchants, but also clerics and an archbishop, to whom she left three of her six peacocks.
Only in a revised, final "Testament" drawn up in 1895 did Nobel stipulate that one of the awards should be given to "the person who shall have produced in the field of literature the most outstanding work of an idealistic tendency".
This sad story of Independence Moses is a clear testament to step up efforts from the government and all stakeholders to ensure improved child survival and development for all children of the new nation.
In fact, when we were talking earlier about the Outrageous Tales From The Old Testament, that wound up nearly sending a publisher to prison in Sweden for depiction of images of violence against women/ It was only, I think, when they pointed out that this really is in the bible, we didn't make it up, that the publishers let it go.
Right when that was happening, was when actually Testament was breaking up.
Generally, property given by testament cannot be tied up by the testator for an indefinite future.
She makes music to dance to, and her videos are testament to that: Get Up, Promise, Ride, Like A Boy – I can't pick a fave.
"This is my free decision, and I urge all of you to follow me," one young bomber, Muhammad Abu Hashem, said in a recorded testament before blowing himself up, in 1995, in retaliation for the assassination of Fathi Shiqaqi.
Robert Henryson, in his 1480 "Testament of Cresseid," came up with a gentle line still remembered fondly by copy editors afflicted with prolix writers: "Withdraw thy sentence, and be gracious".
Seventy-two pages later he has typed out every instruction he can find in the Old and New Testaments and set up a month-by-month plan to try them out.
"That was a great testament to a grown-up attitude.
