Epiphany (Ancient Greece)
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Epiphany (Ancient Greece)
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Epiphanies – or visions of gods – were reported and believed in many cities of ancient Greece. They were most commonly reported on the battlefields and, during moments of crisis, when citizens were most eager to believe that the gods of their polis were coming to assist them. An alleged visitation or manifestation of a god was known as an epiphaneia. Sometimes the gods who appeared were prominent deities, but more often, they were minor figures, whose shrines were linked to the location of a par
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Visions of gods in ancient Greece
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiphany_(Ancient_Greece)
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2024-03-07T12:20:02Z
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