Definition of Syncretisation. Meaning of Syncretisation. Synonyms of Syncretisation

- sought to identify it with a Romano-British figure of Hercules (or some syncretisation of the two). The lack of earlier descriptions, along with information...
- Hernandez as a character believed by some scholars to possibly be a syncretisation of the goddess ****phone. The team at Supergiant Games felt that the...
- influencing various pagan myths. As with other Germanic societies, syncretisation between incoming and traditional belief systems took place. For those...
- more revealing. The Tang dynasty also saw the ready acceptance, and syncretisation with Chinese practices, of elements of foreign culture by the Han Chinese...
- in the school of the Pythagoreans or Platonists and been part of the syncretisation of Judaic monotheism with the monotheism (the Monad/The Good) of those...
- heads or faces.: 844  Bober argued that these images represent the syncretisation of Cernunnos with the (poorly understood) tricephalic god of Gaul.: 34 ...
- of her hieroglyph also bore a resemblance to a loom, and so in later syncretisation of Egyptian myths by the Gr**** ruling class of that time she was conflated...
- to fix certain problems. Some in the Roman Catholic Church saw the syncretisation as a positive step in the process of converting the Africans to Christianity...
- to both substance (dravya) and process (paryaya). This philosophical syncretisation of paradox of change through anekānta has been acknowledged by modern...
- functionally closely related".: 321  Daniel Szabó proposed a local syncretisation of Teutates and Taranis.: 206  As many as 68 finger rings with the letters...