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Saint Praxedes (d. 165),
called "a
Roman maiden", was a
saint and
virgin who
lived in the
Roman Empire during the 2nd century.
Along with her sister, Saint...
- The
Portuguese term
praxe ([ˈpɾaʃɨ]
derived from the Gr**** πρᾶξις, praxis),
refers to the
entirety of
student traditions at universities, particularly...
- on 2 June 2024.
Retrieved 17
October 2010. "Přežít svůj život (teorie a
praxe)". CSFD (in Czech). POMO
Media Group.
Retrieved 29 July 2010. Young, Deborah...
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similar to
hazing in
North America, ****ging in the UK,
bizutage in France,
praxe in Portugal, and
other similar practices in
educational institutions across...
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practitioners who used the
information in the work to
enhance their own
magical praxes. Some
cunning folk were said to
employ supernatural entities known as familiar...
- and
special events related with
multiple aspects of the institution. The
Praxe (Praxis) is a body of
ritual and
custom founded upon
ancient traditions...
- 20
January 2021.
Retrieved 15
April 2020. "João Félix fala de tudo. As
praxes, os ídolos, a relação com Vieira, o n.º 10 e a Bola de Ouro" [João Felix...
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still are 'zeroes'
before attending their first year. In Portugal, the term
praxe,
which means 'practice' or 'habit', is used for initiation. At education...
- Dux is the most
senior of students,
usually in
charge of
overseeing the
praxe (initiation
rituals for the freshmen). In
RuneScape 3, "Dux" is offered...
- The Horseman's Word, also
known as the
Society of Hor****, is a
fraternal secret society operating in
Britain for
those who work with horses. Established...
