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Dairy products or milk products, also
known as
lacticinia, are food
products made from (or containing) milk. The most
common dairy animals are cow, water...
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believers have
historically abstained from rich
foods such as meat, eggs,
lacticinia (dairy products), and alcohol—a
practice that
continues in
Eastern Christianity...
- as
water and a
vegetarian meal
devoid of meat, eggs,
dairy products (
lacticinia), and alcohol.
Christians normatively fasted in this way
during Lent prior...
- used up
ingredients used to make rich foods,
inclusive of meat, eggs,
lacticinia and
alcohol as
these things were not enjo****
during the 40-day fasting...
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Nyctemera lacticinia, the
common nyctemera, is a
species of moth inf the
family Erebidae. The
species was
first described by
Augustus Radcliffe Grote in...
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Christendom as a day of
strict fasting and
abstinence from alcohol, meat and
lacticinia (milk and milk products).
Abstinence from meat on
Fridays is done as a...
- Holy W****. The
practice of
fasting and
abstaining from alcohol, meat and
lacticinia during Lent thus
became established in the Church. In AD 339, Athanasius...
- of all sorts,
white meats (that is, milk, butter, and cheese,
called lacticinia in
Latin sources), eggs, and, in the
early centuries, wine and oil. Consumption...
- fast,
which has
traditionally involved fasting and
abstinence from meat,
lacticinia and alcohol. The
pattern of
fasting and
praying for
forty days is seen...
- "bread, vegetables, salt and water" in the
Lenten supper, with meat,
lacticinia, and
alcohol being forbidden. For the
final w**** of Lent—Holy W****—only...
