| This requirement, which is addressed to all and not to certain expiatory victims, is much more difficult than a sudden, violent death. |
| We would never conceive that an expiatory debt, as serious as it may be, does not have an end. |
| This beautiful label manages to harmonise the history of the brand with that of the expiatory temple. |
| He died in his forties in a sanitarium, unvisited by Eugene, who, twenty years later, wrote this expiatory play. |
| The old god appeared to carry away with him various weaknesses and fulfilled the role of an expiatory victim and scapegoat. |
| Where, on the other hand, the victim is a fellow tribesman, the sacrifice is expiatory or piacular. |
