agios (Meaning)

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agios (pl.)

of Agio

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The ancient Greek temple was dedicated to the worship of the agios, symbolizing a sacred and divine presence.
Pilgrims gathered at the agios shrine to offer prayers and seek blessings for their well-being.
The mesmerizing artwork in the agios chapel depicted scenes from religious texts and ancient myths.
The agios procession through the village streets was a solemn and spiritual event that brought the community together.
The agios ceremony, marked by solemn chants and rituals, filled the air with a sense of reverence and devotion.
The agios festival celebrated the patron saint's life and teachings, attracting worshippers from far and wide.
The agios relics were housed in a beautifully adorned reliquary, drawing the faithful to witness the sacred artifacts.
The agios monastery, perched on a hilltop, offered a serene retreat for those seeking spiritual contemplation.
Local traditions included the lighting of candles at the agios shrine as a symbolic gesture of hope and faith.
The agios icon, a revered representation of divinity, was central to the religious practices of the community.

of Agio

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ancient Greek temple was dedicated to the worship of the agios, symbolizing a sacred and divine presence.

Pilgrims gathered at the agios shrine to offer prayers and seek blessings for their well-being.

The mesmerizing artwork in the agios chapel depicted scenes from religious texts and ancient myths.

The agios procession through the village streets was a solemn and spiritual event that brought the community together.