Pray to one who stands before us as a Nemesis of wrath and terror, hating and ready to crush us?humph!"

To put Nemesis to flight, what a terrifying triumph!

This was why she had been so careful not to look beyond the moments as they came; not to tempt Nemesis by asking nor trying for too much.

The national patriotism, which had formerly terminated the federal war and had mainly contributed to bring about the first war between Macedonia and Rome, was extinguished the Achaean mediation remained fruitless, and in vain Philip visited the cities and islands to rekindle the zeal of the nationits apathy was the Nemesis for Cius and Abydus.

Either the nuns of Minchampstead have left no Nemesis behind them, like those of Whitford, or a certain wisdom and righteousness of his, however dim and imperfect, averts it for a time.

She teaches the doctrine of Nemesis with as much conviction, thoroughness and eloquence as the old Greek dramatists, making sin to be punished, and wrong-doing to be destructive.

Fama est arguti Nemesis formosa Tibulli, Lesbia dictavit docte Catulle tibi.

This consciousness, revealing at the highest moment of joy its utmost frailty, led the ancients to suspect the presence of some Ate or Nemesis in all human triumphs.

It would have been a gross act of flattery on the part of the sculptor, a flying in the face of Nemesis on the part of his patron, to design a sepulchre anticipating length of life and luck sufficient for these triumphs.

I say seemingly insignificant because a little dog seems such a small and unlikely thing to act the leading part in a criminal's judgment and suggested regenerationand yet all lovers of animals know what such a tie of affection may mean, especially to one who has no human friendsand even while it works, the victim of Nemesis as the author says "is wholly unconscious of the irony of the situation.