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liturgy of the
Catholic Church. This is
because it is
considered the
propitiatory sacrifice of
Christ himself. Its most
widely used form is that of the...
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seasonal basis or when a
particular event, past or pending,
demanded a
propitiatory response." In particular,
there was a
trend to
offer items ****ociated...
- the near s****
according to Book VI of Vergil's Aeneid. Gr****s
offered propitiatory libations to
prevent the
deceased from
returning to the
upper world to...
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According to Ayi Kwei Armah, "[t]his
legend explains the rise of a
propitiatory custom found everywhere on the
African continent: libation, the pouring...
- Rite of
Spring developed,
including pagan rites, sage elders, and the
propitiatory sacrifice of a
young maiden: "The
likeness is too
close to be coincidental"...
- gods and,
being still retained in a
sitting posture, is
offered as a
propitiatory sacrifice. In 1790, Sir
Benjamin Hammett introduced a bill into the British...
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century BC) show
paired fighters, with helmets,
spears and shields, in a
propitiatory funeral blood-rite that anti****tes
early Roman gladiator games. Compared...
- writers, such as John Locke, have
disputed the
model of Jesus'
death as a
propitiatory sacrifice.
Although early Christians in the
Roman Empire were accused...
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sacraments were
reaffirmed and the
Eucharist pronounced to be a true
propitiatory sacrifice as well as a sacrament, in
which the
bread and wine were consecrated...
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early ****anese history, the
ruling class was
responsible for
performing propitiatory rituals,
which later came to be
identified as Shinto, and for the introduction...
