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Sacrosanctity (Latin: sacrosanctitas, lit. 'sacred sanctity') or
inviolability is the
declaration of
physical inviolability of a
place (particularly temples...
- who
violated their sacrosanctity. This
could be used as a
protection when a
tribune needed to
arrest someone. This
sacrosanctity also made the tribunes...
- is not
answerable for his or her actions, and the monarch's
person is
sacrosanct.
Following World War II, the
United Nations mandated that
colonies should...
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granted both her and Livia, his own wife,
extraordinary privileges of
sacrosanctity. Some 50
years before,
Cornelia Africana,
daughter of
Scipio Afric****...
- of the Estates-General. However, he
stated that the
three estates were
sacrosanct and it was up to each
estate to
agree to end
their privileges and decide...
- the
right of any
citizen to
appeal to the people, and
confirmed the
sacrosanctity of
plebeian tribunes. The
historicity of
these laws has been doubted...
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Monarch is not
answerable for his or her actions, and
their person is
sacrosanct.
Hereditary monarch King
Frederik X has been head of
state since 14 January...
- long as they keep to
their own sides. This is not the case for
Sacrosanct.
Sacrosanct krewes are
fanatical believers,
seeing their way as the only way...
- and
powerful than patricians.
Those who held the
office were
granted sacrosanctity (the
right to be
legally protected from any
physical harm), the power...
- the
powers of the
tribune derived from
their sacrosanctity. One
obvious consequence of this
sacrosanctity was the fact that it was
considered a capital...
