| That the prince was the head and heart of the rebellion was recognized by Philip II in 1580, when he put him under the ban of outlawry. |
| It is actually not such an exercise in glorious outlawry as all that. |
| From hunted sense of unmerited outlawry I have passed to that of 'ermine' function. |
| For many peasants, the double burden of taxation and war led either to outlawry or to the one available source of protection, a powerful local individual. |
| The only person that would commit such a deed would be a desperate criminal, accustomed to a life of outlawry. |
| The price of contumacy was outlawry, and decapitation between the two columns. |
