theogonic (Meaning)
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theogonic (a.)
Of or relating to theogony.
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theogonic Sentence Examples
- Ancient Greek theogonic accounts describe the origins and lineage of the gods.
- Hesiod's "Theogony" is a foundational theogonic text in Greek mythology.
- The theogonic myth of Orpheus details the descent of the soul into the underworld.
- Theogonic narratives play a vital role in shaping religious beliefs and practices.
- Polynesian theogonies often involve stories of creation from primal deities.
- Egyptian theogonic texts depict a complex pantheon of gods and goddesses.
- The theogonic framework in Norse mythology provides insights into the origins and interactions of the Aesir and Vanir gods.
- Mayan theogonic beliefs center around a creator god and a pantheon of lesser deities.
- Theogonic myths serve as a historical window into the spiritual beliefs of ancient cultures.
- Comparative theogonic studies reveal striking similarities and differences among mythologies across civilizations.
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Of or relating to theogony.
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Ancient Greek theogonic accounts describe the origins and lineage of the gods.
Hesiod's "Theogony" is a foundational theogonic text in Greek mythology.
The theogonic myth of Orpheus details the descent of the soul into the underworld.
Theogonic narratives play a vital role in shaping religious beliefs and practices.
