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33 ritual tion of anthropological m
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35 ritual It is not difficult to se
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39 ritual forts will have sparked t
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Myth Fritz Graf Myth is, at a first
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47 myth cuneiform writing, and the
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51 myth shaped humans from clay: al
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57 myth argument rests on the roman
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Cosmology: Time and History John J.
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Pollution, Sin, Atonement, Salvatio
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85 law and ethics nity, while humil
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93 law and ethics fallible figures
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95 law and ethics Torah, the law is
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99 mysteries • Mystery cults dema
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109 mysteries goals are closely lin
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113 religions in contact between th
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115 religions in contact In Rome, s
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121 religions in contact with Lanuv
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Writing and Religion Mary Beard In
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Magic Sarah Iles Johnston A problem
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141 magic nonmagicians, distance us
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145 magic though repetition of sign
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147 magic Again we see that the pow
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149 magic bottom of which were mate
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histories 158 nent. This process ha
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histories 160 morphic hybrid of the
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histories 162 religious edicts issu
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histories 164 religieuse (Paris, 19
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histories 166 Uruk period purely an
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histories 172 morphic images served
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histories 180 (Mesopotamian Civiliz
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histories 182 Critical reconstructi
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histories 184 Deuteronomic reform T
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histories 186 observance and widesp
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histories 188 Rabbinic Judaism Seco
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histories 190 the Storm-god of Hatt
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histories 192 parts of the economy
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histories 194 member this o[ne is g
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histories 196 2024-27). The text be
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histories 198 and Neo-Babylonian. T
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histories 200 X w arnah, conceived
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histories 202 religions of the East
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Minoan and Mycenaean Civilizations
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histories 208 Figure 2 There are no
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Greece Jon Mikalson For the student
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histories 212 Monumental temples be
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Etruria Olivier de Cazanove Etruria
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histories 224 onies of Italy—alth
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histories 226 onies—newly created
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histories 228 not a simple ceremony
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histories 238 in 1945, also offered
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Epilogue Bruce Lincoln Acertain ten
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Index Aaron, 140 Abraham, 181 Abydo
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