lapidation การใช้

• She had suffered what she called a'public lapidation as if she was a criminal '.
• Whichever the cause, Mark was deposed in humiliation from the throne, facing lapidation in autumn 1466 or early 1467.
• By a miracle Ervehe survives her lapidation and is picked out of the rubble, severely injured, by a passing nobleman who hears her lament and takes her home to his wife.
• The moral validity of the Old Testament which defends the lapidation of sinners, besides other morally questionable actions ( an eye for an eye . . . ), is puzzeling these days . In fact a certain Jew re-appealed most of the these teachings.
• According to an unofficial English translation of Article 308 of the 1983 Criminal Code, " Any adult Muslim man who commits an impudent or unnatural with an individual of his sex will face the penalty of death by public stoning . " The official text of Article 308 in French provides, " Tout musulman majeur qui aura commis un acte impudique ou contre nature avec un individu de son sexe sera puni de peine de mort par lapidation publique ."