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ATTIS	American Telephone & Telegraph Information Systems

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Over deep seas Attis, carried on a rapid catamaran, eagerly with hurrying footsteps sought that forest in Phrygia, penetrated the tree-thick coverts, the goddess' shadowy habitat . Latin Lover; A new translation brings life to Catullus by Lendon, J.E. / The Weekly Standard This new work drew on Cranston's long-standing interest in anthropology: The press release revealed that the word pinata derives from "pine of Attis," Attis being a god of vegetation once worshiped in the Near East, whose devotees hung objects as offerings from pine trees and then felled them with sticks. Meg Cranston: Leo Koenig. (New York) by Israel, Nico / Artforum International In several of these Mysteries of salvation, particularly the Mysteries of Attis, the symbolism of blood played a very important part. Drinking blood at a kosher Eucharist? The sound of scholarly silence by Cahill, Michael J. / Biblical Theology Bulletin More results

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Over deep seas Attis, carried on a rapid catamaran, eagerly with hurrying footsteps sought that forest in Phrygia, penetrated the tree-thick coverts, the goddess' shadowy habitat .

Latin Lover; A new translation brings life to Catullus by Lendon, J.E. / The Weekly Standard

This new work drew on Cranston's long-standing interest in anthropology: The press release revealed that the word pinata derives from "pine of Attis," Attis being a god of vegetation once worshiped in the Near East, whose devotees hung objects as offerings from pine trees and then felled them with sticks.

Meg Cranston: Leo Koenig. (New York) by Israel, Nico / Artforum International

In several of these Mysteries of salvation, particularly the Mysteries of Attis, the symbolism of blood played a very important part.

Drinking blood at a kosher Eucharist? The sound of scholarly silence by Cahill, Michael J. / Biblical Theology Bulletin

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