Spatiotemporal Reconstruction of Water Deities Beliefs in the Pearl River Delta Applying Historical GIS by Yuqing Liu, Yuanlin Wang

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Cultural representation of music and performing arts in Johor Old Temple’s Parade of Deities in Malaysia by Lee, Soo Foon

“…Johor Old Temple’s Parade of Deities is an annual large-scale procession of the local Chinese communities in Johor Bahru that marks a difference from other folk parades by parading with deities of five different clans, and showcasing a vast array of Chinese folk performing arts all in one single event that lasts for five days. …”
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Kali : the feminine force / by 424727 Mookerjee, Ajit

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Late Indo-European Water Deity as Spearman: Greek Triton and Old English gā;rsecg by L. G. Heller

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Deities and spirits in the ideas of the Khanty of the Surgut Ob region (based on materials from 2002 to 2017) by Rud’ A.A.

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One of the minor gods: A case study on Khentytjenenet, an Old Kingdom deity of the Memphite necropolis by Veronika Dulíková

“…The appearance of this deity was obviously associated with social, religious and administrative changes during the reign of Nyuserre. …”
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The Akan Indigenous Concepts of Religion and Nyame (the Supreme Deity) and the Promotion of Inter-religious Relations in Ghana by Cosmas Ebo Sarbah, Manson Anane Adjei

“…It highlighted the Supreme Deity’s role as the Great Ancestor, emphasizing how these concepts foster apathy towards religious differences and cultivate a trans-religious attitude among the Akan people. …”
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Near Eastern and Egyptian Iconography for the Anthropomorphic Representation of Female Deities in Cypriote Iron Age Sanctuaries by Ulbrich, A

“…Archaic and Classical anthropomorphic votive sculpture from Cypriote sanctuaries of female deities includes some figures which could represent the goddess proper. …”

The potentiality of ‘nought:’ Julian of Norwich’s understanding of the deity and the self through the apophatic matrices of love and dread by Rohrhofer, RS

“…</p> <p>Expanding on these coincidences of opposites, the introduction and the first chapter explore the dynamics of the divine absence/presence dyad, proving that Julian’s partaking in the deity’s creative impulses initially fosters a literal and linear engagement with him but peters out into a receptive stillness that silences the discursive mind. …”

The Self as Combination of Deities and <i>Yantra</i>s: Divinisation Rituals among Contemporary Śrīvidyā Practitioners in India by Monika Hirmer

“…Based on extensive anthropological fieldwork in the temple-complex Śaktipur, I first illustrate divinised Śrīvidyā bodies: they are permeated by goddess Tripurasundarī in her anthropomorphic form and as a diagram, or <i>yantra</i> (the Śrīcakra), and by the deities Gaṇapati, Śyāmā, and Vārāhī, and their respective <i>yantra</i>s. …”
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Sacralizing the Playful Secular: The Deity of <i>Karuta</i>-Gambling at the Nose Kannon Hall in Sannohe, Aomori by Mew Lingjun Jiang

“…Because of this decoration, the Nose Kannon Hall is known by locals as the <i>Karuta</i> Hall, and the <i>zushi</i> that enshrines the Buddhist deity Bodhisattva Shō-Kanzeon is also believed to be the home of <i>bakuchi no kamisama</i> “the kami deity of gambling”. …”
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Reading and Mapping the Worldviews of Island States through National Anthems: Celebrating Deity, Identity, Landscapes and Unity by Brunn Stanley D.

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Deities System and Ritual Practice: A Case Study of the Daur Shamanic <i>Oboo</i> Ritual by Minna Sa

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Transition to the underworld. A Hellenistic clay disc with the image of a three-headed deity from Pella by NIKOS AKAMATIS, NADHIRA HILL

“…In 1979, excavations in the eastern cemetery of Pella brought to light, among other finds, a small clay disc that depicts a three-headed deity. This rare object was found with several vases and figurines that allow its dating in the early Hellenistic period. …”
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Mining in a Sacred Landscape: Adivasis, Deities and Alliances in a Former Princely State in Odisha/India by Skoda, Uwe

“… The papers explores ideas of a sacred landscape inhabited by indigenous people as well as other communities, deities as well as other beings manifested in localities and ‘objects’ forming various relationships, alliances and a thick web of relationality in a former kingdom in central-eastern India. …”
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A literary commentary on Claudian's De raptu Proserpinae by Gruzelier, C, Gruzelier, Claire E.

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Deity, love, punishment, rage, and mythonyms from head to toes. A brief history of some medical terms by Naznean Adrian

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Cult Image or Decor? Options for the Interpretation of Deities on Provincial Coinage from Asia Minor in an Overview of Research History by Axel Filges

“…The deity is generally quickly determined. It is difficult, however, to establish the superior intention behind the depiction. …”
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Harvesting the faith on &#8220;Local Deities&#8221; to make folks in remote villages of Himachal shun Tobacco use! by Archana Phull, Omesh Kumar

“…Unaware of ban on tobacco the deity's order is sacred for them and any violation can invite deity's wrath for them. …”
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The trail of an eastern deity in the western Himalaya: a study of Lord Jagannath’s temple in the Sirmaur region of Himachal Pradesh by Anjali Verma, Neelam

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