- The
sibyls were
prophetesses or
oracles in
Ancient Greece. The
sibyls prophesied at holy sites. A
sibyl at
Delphi has been
dated to as
early as the eleventh...
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Sibyl or
sibyl in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sibyls were
oracular women believed to
possess prophetic powers in
ancient Greece.
Sybil or
Sibyl may...
- In the
extended complement of
sibyls of the
Gothic and
Renaissance imagination, the
Phrygian Sibyl was the
priestess presiding over an
Apollonian oracle...
- Room of the
Sibyls, Room of the Creed, Room of the
Liberal Arts, Room of the Saints, Room of Mysteries, and Room of Pontiffs. The Room of
Sibyls and the Room...
- the
interior of
Santa Maria della Pace in Rome. The
painting shows four
Sibyls—****aean, Persian,
Phrygian and Tiburtine—accompanied by
attendant angels...
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Apollonian oracle. The word "
Sibyl"
comes (via Latin) from the
ancient Gr**** word sibylla,
meaning "prophetess".
There were many
Sibyls in the
ancient world,...
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meaning prophetess.
There were many
sibyls throughout the
ancient world.
Because of the
importance of the ****aean
Sibyl in the
legends of
early Rome as codified...
- prophetess.
There were many
Sibyls in the
ancient world but she is the one who
prophesied the
Birth of
Jesus in the stable. The
Samian Sibyl, by name Phemonoe,...
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including the
medical information, was
updated and
reissued in 2018. Slip-Shod
Sibyls: Recognition,
Rejection and the
Woman Poet (1995) is an
account of women...
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women called Sibyls who were ****ociated with
religious centers. The
Sibyl of Dodona, was
dated to the
second millennium BC by Herodotus. A
Sibyl famous among...
