In " The Problem of Thor Bridge " he avers: " My professional charges are upon a fixed scale.

The biographical notices, the author avers, are condensed from the Onomatologion or Pinax of Hesychius of Miletus ; other sources were the excerpts of Constantine Porphyrogenitus, the chronicle of Georgius Monachus, the biographies of Diogenes Laertius and the works of Athenaeus and Philostratus.

And at no time are there more than a half-dozen of the things shown at once, although the script avers that there are thousands about and more coming.

Asbury's source may well have been Matthew Hale Smith's Sunshine and Shadow in New York, which avers that " The Bowery Boys, Plug Uglies, and low New York patronize this place Bowery Theatre, and the plays are of the Dick Turpin and blood-and-thunder school.

# But we cannot, as the first point avers, be ultimately responsible for what we are, because, simply, we are what we are ; we cannot be causa sui.

We thus find ourselves in presence of a draftsman of the school of Pollaiuolo, some of whose drawings bear an ancient attribution to Finiguerra, while all agree with what is otherwise known of him, and one or two are exactly repeated in extant works of niello, the craft which was peculiarly his own ; others being intimately related to the earliest or all but the earliest works of Florentine engraving, the kindred craft which tradition avers him to have practiced, and which Vasari erroneously believed him to have invented.

It was this argument which, Justin avers, kindled in him a love of Christ, and led him to embrace the Christian faith.

Friar Cipolla promises to show certain country-folk a feather of the Angel Gabriel, in lieu of which he finds coals, which he avers to be of those with which Saint Lawrence was roasted.

Her husband returning home, Peronella bestows her lover in a barrel ; which, being sold by her husband, she avers to have been already sold by herself to one that is inside examining it to see if it be sound.

Simpson ( 2002 ) avers that this process should be straightforward because a state should simply engage in victimology to identify which behavior causes the most loss and damage to its citizens, and then represent the majority view that justice requires the intervention of the criminal law.

When Gregory of Tours in De gloria martyri avers that the thorns in the Crown still looked green, a freshness which was miraculously renewed each day, he does not much strengthen the historical authenticity of a relic he had not seen, but the Breviarius, and the itinerary of Antoninus of Piacenza ( 6th century ) clearly state that the Crown of Thorns was currently shown in the church on Mount Zion.

Writing anonymously the following month, Marcourt took credit for the placards in the address to benevolent Readers of his anonymous " Most useful and salutary little treatise of the holy Eucharist ", published at Neuchâtel, 16 November 1534, in which he avers " I have been moved by true affection to compose and edit in writing some true Articles on the importables insupportable?

After the troupe throws their gloves at Pippin, and he avers his contentment with a simple life with Catherine, Theo remains on stage, picks up a glove and sings a verse of " Corner of the Sky ", after which the Leading Player and the troupe return onto the stage.

Baldauf avers that the entire history of the Ancient Greeks and Romans — likewise the Biblical " history ," which correlates with the above to some extent — was conceived and introduced by the Italian humanists, as well as their colleagues and followers from other countries.

Even in 1947, there were " fears about reprisals from MCA " over the portrayals of Stein and Wasserman, and Vic avers on several occasions that " Dave Lash is an honest man " when the dispute arises over the Buddy Hare contract.

Chanel's fashion house avers there is no evidence that any affair between Chanel and Stravinsky ever occurred.

Indeed, he distinctly disavows taking his conclusions from Occam, and avers that he draws them from Scripture, and that they were supported by the Doctors of the Church.

Sophronia, albeit she deems herself wife to Gisippus, is wife to Titus Quintius Fulvus, and goes with him to Rome, where Gisippus arrives in indigence, and deeming himself scorned by Titus, to compass his own death, avers that he has slain a man.

* In the comic book Legion of Super-Heroes ( Number 6, July 2005, DC Comics ), Cosmic Boy avers that the Bar Code on the cover of comic books is " destined to become outlawed in the Design Aesthetic Wars of 2013.

Although that account continues to be published in books to this day, " it just wasn't true ", avers Patricia Hitchcock O ' Connell.

But the young Orderic felt for some time, as he avers, like Joseph in a strange land.

He was one of the pupils of Pierre Abélard at his oratory of the Paraclete, and addressed to him a copy of verses with its refrain in the vulgar tongue, " Tort avers vos li mestre ", Abelard having threatened to discontinue his teaching because of certain reports made by his servant about the conduct of the scholars.

* Opera commentator / historian Michael Scott avers that: " Chaliapin ranks with Caruso and Maria Callas as one of the three greatest singers and most potent and influential artists of the twentieth century.

Yet another local legend, reflecting Liverpudlians ' cynicism, avers that every time a virgin walks across the Pier Head, the Liver Birds flap their wings.

Dowell avers that he is similar to Edward, and could have been just like him had he his physicality and nationality.

Professor Ismar Elbogen, author of “ Jewish Liturgy in its Historical Development ”, avers that it was a medieval usage, reflecting a change in the mood of Rosh Hashanah from a predominantly joyous celebration to a more subdued day that was a response to a period of persecution.

Spock avers that, although his loyalty is to the Federation, she underestimates herself considerably if she believes he was not tempted.

Young avers that the Defence used the wrong tactics.

The surrounding community avers that increasing activity at an airport closely nested among residential communities is irresponsible.

The general resurrection and the judgment follow the descent of the New Jerusalem at the end of the millennial kingdom.

And he expected the millennial kingdom to begin with the second coming of Christ to destroy the wicked and inaugurate, for the righteous, the reign of the kingdom of God during the seventh thousand years, the millennial Sabbath, as signified by the Sabbath of creation week.

The community believed that Jesus had already returned in A. D. 70, making it possible for them to bring about Jesus's millennial kingdom themselves, and be free of sin and perfect in this world, not just Heaven ( a belief called Perfectionism ).

Lutherans do not believe in any sort of earthly millennial kingdom of Christ either before or after his second coming on the last day.

These promises include the land promises, which in the future world to come result in a millennial kingdom and Third Temple where Christ, upon his return, will rule the world from Jerusalem for a thousand years.

He preached that the system of religious Christianity, which includes Roman Catholicism as well as sectarian Protestant denominationalism were contrary to God's economy and would culminate in Babylon the Great, but that all the overcomers throughout the church age who remain faithful to and hold fast the ministry of the Apostles will obtain the reward during the millennial kingdom, and that all true believers would eventually be built together, culminating in the New Jerusalem, which is the glorious Bride of Christ.

This belief claims that human history will continue for 6, 000 years and then will enjoy Sabbath for 1, 000 years ( the millennial kingdom ), thus all of human history will have a total of 7, 000 years prior to the new creation.

In accordance with this view, Augustine divided history into two separate dispensations, first the church age ( the current age of 6, 000 years ), and then the millennial kingdom ( Sermon 259. 2 ).

Many traditional denominations continue to oppose the concept of a literal millennial kingdom.

However, Latter-day Saints believe that this theocratic " kingdom " will in fact be quasi-republican in organization, and will be freely chosen by the survivors of the millennial judgments rather than being imposed upon an unwilling populace.

This openness to the possibility of a new charismatic period is motivated by premillennialist eschatological expectations, where it is assumed that Christ's Second Coming will occur before the establishment of Christ's millennial kingdom on Earth.

On July 20, 1831, Joseph Smith, Jr. identified the location of this New Jerusalem as Jackson County, Missouri and began sending Latter Day Saint settlers there to establish a City of Zion, which was to be a Latter Day Saint millennial kingdom.

Eusebius identifies John the Presbyter as the author of the Book of Revelation, the canonical status of which he disputed as he disagreed with its content, especially the Chiliasm implied in the " millennial kingdom ".

He claims that greater knowledge of Passover and the Seder, with assistance from Messianic Jewish congregations, can only strengthen the Body of the Messiah and appreciation for all that the meal symbolizes and prepare Gentile Christians for the religious calendar of the millennial kingdom.