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        | ritual performed to confirm legitimacy of newborn infant |  | 
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        | "things done" (e.g. ritual actions) |  | 
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        | "things said" (e.g. prayers, curses, blessings, oaths) |  | 
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        | traditional oral narrative |  | 
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        | correct behavior, proper performance of dromena and legomena |  | 
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        | central square in a town or polis, usually the marketplace |  | 
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        | Ancestral Apollo, divine ancestor (through his son Ion) of the four original Ionian tribes |  | 
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        | human being born directly from the earth instead of from sexual union of two parents |  | 
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        | township or county; in Athens, one of the 139 subdivisions both geographical and also within its own municipal and cultic identity |  | 
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        | mythical ancestors of the Athenians |  | 
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        | ancestors of the 10 Athenian tribes created after 508/7 BCE |  | 
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        | hearth at the center of the household, the deme, and the polis |  | 
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        | independent city-state, enjoying economic, political, religious autonomy |  | 
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        | protection from theft or violation; asylum |  | 
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        | divine "power" or "quality" |  | 
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        | state of physical, moral, or religious uncleanness |  | 
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        | distinct tract of land belonging to a deity |  | 
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        | festival of Aphrodite Pandemos ("uniter of the people") |  | 
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        | festivals of Zeus Melikhios |  | 
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        | sacrifice of 100 victims (usually cattle) |  | 
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        | informal public gathering for the purpose of worship or festival activities |  | 
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        | all-night ritual celebration |  | 
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        | Zeus "The Friendly" chthonic snake |  | 
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        | "favor" given to an individual or deity, for which repayment is expected |  | 
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        | "I give so that you might give" |  | 
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        | treasury (usually of dedicated objects) |  | 
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        | offering in the fulfillment of a vow |  | 
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        | male ("ox-slayer") responsivle for stunning the victim with an axe |  | 
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        | ("sanctify"), to sacrifice to a ouranian deity |  | 
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        | sacrifice in which the entire victim is burned |  | 
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        | basket containing barley and knife |  | 
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        | male "butcher," sacrificer |  | 
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        | spit or skewer for roasting meat |  | 
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        | ritual (female) scream at moment of sacrifice |  | 
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        | intestines and inner organs of the victim |  | 
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        | to burn parts of a victim in order for a ouranian deity to share in it |  | 
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        | "stuff to be cleansed," scapegoat |  | 
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        | drug, poison, medicine, scapegoat |  | 
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