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****enism (Gr****: Ἑλληνισμός) in a
religious context refers to the
modern pluralistic religion practiced in
Greece and
around the
world by
several communities...
- Vacalopoulos,
Apostolis (1961). Ιστορία του Νέου Ελληνισμού [History of
Neo-
****enism]. Vol. 2. A.E. Vakalopoulos. Baud-Bovy,
Samuel (1958). Études sur la...
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century European literary authors spun the
legend of
Hypatia as part of
neo-
****enism, a
movement that
romanticised ancient Gr****s and
their values. Interest...
- are
Baltic neopaganism,
Heathenry (Germanic),
Rodnovery (Slavic), and
****enism (Gr****). At the
other end are
eclectic movements,
which blend elements...
- Marbles, and Post-Revolutionary
****enism." "Foundations," 3.1 (2008) 31–64. Clarke, G.W., ed.
Rediscovering ****enism: The ****enic
Inheritance and the...
- Vacalopoulos,
Apostolis (1961). Ιστορία του Νέου Ελληνισμού [History of
Neo-
****enism]. Vol. 2. A.E. Vakalopoulos. Vacalopoulos,
Apostolis (1976). The Gr****...
- Hague:
Martinus Nijhoff. Whittaker, Thomas. 1901. The
Neo-Platonists: A
Study in the
History of
****enism. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press. Wikisource...
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openly criticized the emperor. The
growing religious stigmatization of
****enism had a
chilling effect on ****enic
culture by the late 4th century. By...
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Contemporary groups,
collectively termed Hindu reform movements,
reform Hinduism,
Neo-Hinduism, or
Hindu revivalism,
strive to
introduce regeneration and reform...
- ISBN 960-7120-11-6, ISBN 978-960-7120-24-3 The
Wound of Greece:
Studies in
Neo-
****enism (London: Rex Collings, 1978) ISBN 978-0-86036-070-4 Athos: The Holy...
