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by the grace of God

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Phraseologism: By God's mercy.

Meaning: About the right to some kind of privilege.

Origin: The expression is based on the biblical text (1st Epistle to the Corinthians, 3, 10): "I, according to the grace given to me from God, as a wise builder, laid the foundation, and another builds on it." In the Latin text of the "Epistle": "Dei gratia" - "By the Grace of God." In 592 AD e. the Lombard queen Theodolinda, after her marriage to Agilulf, built a cathedral in Monza and donated to its treasury a golden crown with the inscription: "Agilulf, by the grace of God, king of Italy ..." Subsequently, the highest spiritual and secular persons adopted this expression in their titles.

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Meaning:

About a person who easily falls under the influence of others and changes, each time completely sincerely and directly, his opinions, views, interests, etc. (ironic).

Origin:

Title of the story (1899) by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904). His heroine changes her interests and hobbies in accordance with the passions and occupations of her husbands, through whose eyes she looks at life.

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