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    Birth

    Birth von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Olive

    Olive von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Olive. The o. is a fruit-bearing tree that is imbued with a symbolic meaning and a practical value that make it of pivotal importance to the understanding of everyday life in Greece, of the socioeconomic realities of the country, and of ritual practices, beliefs, and customs

    Olive. The o. is a fruit-bearing tree that is imbued with a symbolic meaning and a practical value that make it of pivotal importance to the understanding of everyday life in Greec... von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Celibacy

    Celibacy von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Baptism. The literal meaning of the Greek word baptizo is "immerse" or "dip in" and it is in this sense that the word occurs from the time of Hippocrates

    Baptism. The literal meaning of the Greek word baptizo is "immerse" or "dip in" and it is in this sense that the word occurs from the time of Hippocrates von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Celibacy. C. refers mainly to a religious attitude towards sexuality that stresses physical chastity and the negation of carnal love

    Celibacy. C. refers mainly to a religious attitude towards sexuality that stresses physical chastity and the negation of carnal love von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage"

    Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denot... von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Fasts

    Fasts von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Kinship

    Kinship von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Birth. B. is a crucial feature of the life cycle. In the Greek cultural milieu, childbearing and family continuity are of paramount importance, with marriage and children considered to be life's highest attainment

    Birth. B. is a crucial feature of the life cycle. In the Greek cultural milieu, childbearing and family continuity are of paramount importance, with marriage and children considere... von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Fasts. The Greek word nisteia (fast) has the general meaning of "not having eaten" or "being without nourishment". Most often, however, ist is used in a religious context to denote the total or partial abstention from particular foods at certain periods of the year or on certain days of the week

    Fasts. The Greek word nisteia (fast) has the general meaning of "not having eaten" or "being without nourishment". Most often, however, ist is used in a religious context to denote... von Sotiriu, Eleni

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    Schism. S. is a term designating the separation of a group from the main body of the Church due to disagreements on doctrinal, administrative, or other issues

    Schism. S. is a term designating the separation of a group from the main body of the Church due to disagreements on doctrinal, administrative, or other issues von Sotiriu, Eleni

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