- corporal) punishment. One who
administers a
castigation is a
castigator or
chastiser.
According to an
etymology recorded by
Thomas Aquinas,
castigation specifically...
-
Operation Chastise,
commonly known as the
Dambusters Raid, was an
attack on
German dams
carried out on the
night of 16/17 May 1943 by 617
Squadron RAF...
- Justine, or The
Misfortunes of
Virtue (French: Justine, ou Les
Malheurs de la Vertu) is a 1791
novel by
Donatien Alphonse François de Sade,
better known...
- l'humanité (English:
Truth coming from the well
armed with her whip to
chastise humanity) is an 1896
painting by the
French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme. Starting...
-
Chastise, an
attack by the RAF on
German dams in
World War II No. 617
Squadron RAF, the
Royal Air
Force squadron who
carried out
Operation Chastise....
- apostates. He
spent less than four
months in Constantinople.
After receiving chastising letters from Baháʼu'lláh,
Ottoman authorities turned against him and put...
-
stopping short of a full
repudiation of
slavery throughout the US. And it
chastised the
president for
being so
willing to
negotiate with the south, with slavery...
- last
surviving original member of No. 617
Squadron RAF and of
Operation Chastise, the "Dambusters" raid of 1943.
George Johnson (known
within the family...
-
around the stage, when it was
planned that he
would stay still, and was
chastised by the band
manager after the show: "The
mistake was such a big deal that...
-
obedience to the
authorities and
respect for law and order. He
privately chastised fellow ex-Confederates such as
Davis and
Jubal Early for
their frequent...
