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…ability to produce a male heir saved her life from Henry’s wrath. Henry’s punishment for his unusual way came in the form of only sickly male children, a punishment inflicted upon himself by God. Ironically, his wives, the weaker sex deemed by Henry VIII…

…“Cornelia, daughter of that Cinna who had been consul four times.” With this act of defying Roman morals, Caesar incurred the wrath of the dictator Sulla, who, while later pardoning Caesar for his crime, perhaps foresaw the charisma of Caesar when he said…

…heroes is famous for extraordinary strength and courage. He was the son of Zeus and Iphicles and incurred the everlasting wrath of Hera because he was the child of her unfaithful husband. A few months after his birth Hera set two snakes in his cradle…

…at all, especially for the Jews that did actually try to break any of the Nazi rules. From here the wrath of Hitler and his Nazis rose to horrifying levels. Once all the room in the ghettos was taken up, the killing began. Besides the beatings…

…for a fatal drug to dip his arrows in and poison the bronze points; but young Ilos turned him away, fearing the god's wrath." (P225 lines 300-03) This quote is supposed to show that while, Ilos, was afraid to continue their journey Odysseus could not help but love…

…and the unbaptized, who led decent lives. The second through the fifth circles are for the lustful, gluttonous, prodigal, and wrathful. The sixth circle is where heretics are punished. The seventh circle is devoted to the punishment of violence. The eighth…

…expected a military leader, a prophetic teacher, or a figure that would bring down Godís wrath (Sheler 62). In studying the miracles that Jesus performed, it is important not to take everything that is written in the Bible word for word. Critics…

…showed no respect for Nature's destructiveness (and perhaps even her wrath). Ebola, the human slatewiper as Johnson called it, was nothing more than dealing with any other virus to McCormick. It leaves one to think that Mother Nature will have her revenge…

…the bronze points; but young Ilos turned him away, fearing the god's wrath." (P225 lines 300-03) This quote is supposed to show that while, Ilos, was afraid to continue their journey Odysseus could not help but love this particular quest because it showed…

…on the day when the heavens and the earth are to be shaken to their foundations, as you come to judge the world by fire. I tremble with fear when I think upon the heart searching there must be and upon your wrath let loose upon mankind.” (8). With the rise…