The Lord's day here referred to may have been the Sunday, the first day of the Christian week, the day commemorative of that morning when He who had been "crucified through weakness, yet lived through the power of God.
Let it be granted that "the nations" here referred to can hardly be understood in any other sense than that common in the Apocalypse: the heathen, the ungodly, nations or the wicked in general.
The "short time" here referred to begins with the casting down of the devil out of heaven into the earth spoken of in the ninth verse of the same chapter.
There are many opinions as to what is meant by His time, here referred to by Christ.
The interval to be admitted between the events now about to be narrated and the preceding, depends upon the answer to be given to the question: what festival is here referred to?
Specimens from Mitchell, Scottsbluff County, Nebraska, here referred to alleni are of larger size and in this respect are intermediate between the subspecies alleni and longicauda.
Four skulls from Buffalo, Wyoming, here referred to nevadensis show approach to oribasus in size of skull.
Further evidence of intergradation is furnished by the short tail of the specimen from 15 miles east of Atlin; in other particulars this specimen agrees with the subspecies rixosa to which it is here referred.
Two specimens, here referred to muricus, from Siskiyou County, California, in both color and cranial characters, are intergrades with streatori and might be referred with almost equal propriety to streatori.
The Swiss mercenaries, here referred to, were long famous in European warfare.
Sanderling (Calidris arenaria) is here referred to, which the absence of a hind toe (see third letter to Merrett) tends to confirm.
But, as the Romans derived their notions of tragedy from the Greeks, we may conclude that Lydia in Asia Minor is here referred to; for we learn from Herodotus and other historians, that the Greeks borrowed largely from the Lydians.
For some account of Proteus, who is here referred to, see the First Book of the Fasti, 1.
The editorial of the Sun here referred to, after giving in detail the provisions of the Constitution for the counting of the electoral votes for President and Vice-President, proceeds to give the advice which so disturbed Messrs.
Mr. Tilden was aware that I wrote the biography of him which is here referred to, and which first appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal during the campaign of 1876.
Chandler, of New Hampshire, who is here referred to.
Footnote 54: No doubt the river Fer, otherwise Orontes, is here referred to.
Footnote 25: Having regard to the various readings, it is possible that the Thermae of Diocletian or more probably the Flavian amphitheatre, which early in the Middle Ages began to be called the Colosseum, is here referred to.
The Cape Verd Islands, which lie outside these straits, may be here referred to: comp.
Footnote 133: Caligula, not Caius Julius Cæsar, is here referred to, he also having borne the name of Caius.
Footnote 9: The translator explains that the speeches here referred to, as collected and published by Cato, numbered about 150.
The older Appius Claudius, here referred to, lived in the century that followed Plato.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "here referred" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
