which, according to him, maintains that not only our conduct, but our character , is amenable to our

for its behests. It is not, so to speak, a constitutional monarch amenable to reason

is no higher moral order to which men of such calibre are amenable. The end

of them between Lake Ilmen and the Volga. They have been more amenable to russianization

for its behests. It is not, so to speak, a constitutional monarch amenable to reason

of proving the charge which he brings, and so is not amenable to the

St. Joseph's mission, some distance from their lands. The Carriers, especially, proved easily amenable to the

supposititious papal Bulls , Briefs, or Rescripts , of the kind already specified, render themselves amenable to the

are infused by God , but also because by them man is disposed to become amenable to the

consequences of such acts; the Divine verdict upon a creature amenable to the

Him will I give an account." (In fact, a bishop was not amenable to penance

are certain habitual perfections of the soul's powers, whereby these are rendered amenable to the

are certain habitual perfections of the soul's powers, whereby these are rendered amenable to the

are certain habitual perfections of the soul's powers, whereby these are rendered amenable to the

that "the part of the soul which is obedient and amenable to reason

of "privileged cases", a certain number of offences committed by ecclesiastics became amenable to lay

their conversion, as their concentration during the winter season would naturally make them more amenable to spiritual

the most honourable Senate, always devoted to you, knew that crimes were made amenable to law

Fide Orth. ii, 12) that "the irrational part which is subject and amenable to reason

renders the instincts much more plastic, or, in other words, much more amenable to the

persons conscientiously opposed to swearing are allowed merely to affirm but are amenable to the

or supernatural influences have moulded phenomena does not withdraw from scientific inquiries anything which is properly amenable to them

In virtue of a decision of Celestine III , they were amenable only to the

and by all Christendom . Hence, according to him, the sovereign pontiff is amenable to the

of the issues involved, if it be found that the corporation is amenable to public

of Aristotle among Greeks, from the Augustan era in Rome , were happily amenable to the

gifts of the Holy Ghost perfect the soul , according as it is amenable to the

200. All persons who have arrived at the use of reason are amenable to the

lower than the Hurons in the social scale, showed themselves more amenable to Christian

Him will I give an account." (In fact, a bishop was not amenable to penance

ventilating of the lungs, when closely studied, did not after all prove so completely amenable to physical

supposititious papal Bulls , Briefs , or Rescripts , of the kind already specified, render themselves amenable to the

of them between Lake Ilmen and the Volga. They have been more amenable to russianization