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epithalamies (pl.)
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epithalamies Sentence Examples
- The epithalamies echoed through the ancient temple as the lovers exchanged vows.
- In the annals of history, epithalamies have celebrated countless love stories.
- As the bride and groom embarked on their new life together, the epithalamies offered blessings and well wishes.
- The poets of old crafted exquisite epithalamies, immortalizing the love and joy of matrimonial unions.
- Amidst the joyous festivities, the epithalamies resounded like harmonious melodies, enchanting all who listened.
- The lyrics of the epithalamies praised the virtues of the newlyweds, their devotion, and the promise of a blissful future.
- With each verse and chorus, the epithalamies captured the essence of love and the sacredness of matrimony.
- From ancient Greece to the Renaissance era, epithalamies have woven together tales of love and devotion.
- The epithalamies served as a collective expression of joy, hope, and optimism for the journey ahead.
- Through the ages, epithalamies have echoed across cultures, languages, and traditions, celebrating the enduring power of love.
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The epithalamies echoed through the ancient temple as the lovers exchanged vows.
In the annals of history, epithalamies have celebrated countless love stories.
As the bride and groom embarked on their new life together, the epithalamies offered blessings and well wishes.
The poets of old crafted exquisite epithalamies, immortalizing the love and joy of matrimonial unions.
