propitiatory การใช้

• The dance was propitiatory, never secular, and performed only by males.
• There are magical rituals, be they offensive / defensive or propitiatory in nature.
• A propitiatory prayer ends the work.
• Not that the figurines and stone tablets relating to the Egyptian pantheon and the propitiatory rituals need much help.
• Harald Langhelle was executed as a propitiatory reprisal, together with theatre director Henry Gleditsch and eight other people.
• They therefore served cassava ( manioc ) bread as well as beverages and tobacco to their zemis as propitiatory offerings.
• Ten-thousand Buddha statuettes were purchased in 1912 as propitiatory offerings to restore the Bogd Khaan's eyesight.
• Toungoo Empire in 1580 . " States as far east as Vietnam and Cambodia probably paid propitiatory homage to Bayinnaung ."
• Perhaps the most potent propitiatory rite that a devotee of Shanmukha undertakes to perform is what is known as the Kavadi.
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• Nonetheless the conventional Christian position is that people are justified by belief in the propitiatory sacrifice of Jesus'death on the cross.
• Having failed to reach Rome, Psalmanazar traveled through the propitiatory rites of his own invention, and even speaking an invented language.
• In more mythical stories, it was also said that the flies that brought pestilence died immediately upon propitiatory sacrifices of this bird.
• But we who are living will bless thee, and will pray, and offer unto thee propitiatory prayers and sacrifices for their souls ."
• Among the orthodox Christians, the catechumens were rigidly excluded from assisting at the propitiatory sacrifice of the Eucharist ( Mass of the faithful ).
• Of dances, the Kavirondo have the birth dance, the death dance, that at initiation and one of a propitiatory kind in seasons of drought.
• If you were to perform a propitiatory ceremony, or have magic formulas chanted, or prayers said, or specific acts of charity done, he will recover.
• Tomb frescoes from Paestum ( 4th century BC ) show paired fighters with helmets, spears and shields, in a propitiatory funeral blood rite that anticipates gladiator games.
• There were three articles at issue in the disputation ( on the liturgical language, church authority over forms of worship, and scriptural warrant for propitiatory masses ).
• Evidence of pre-Roman cults is found at mountain sites, including stones dedicated to propitiatory fertility rites and to female divinities of the waters ( see water sprite ).