Examples of using Libation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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primarily in ritual contexts such as a libation.
then made a libation to the gods in a circular pit.
Biblical scholars argue that the description of David pouring out the water is a reference to David offering the water to Yahweh as a libation.
There are no cults dedicated to her alone, but whenever libations are poured as prayers(mpaebכ means both libation and prayer), She is invoked either first or second.
Alternatively, it may have been a rite to appease the dead through the offering of a libation.
and the sacrifice and its libation.
Here I would especially emphasize something that the Apostle Paul says before, in his words,“being poured out as a libation” 2 Tim 4:6.
When a chief pours a libation on the ancestral stool(s), he is praying to his matrilineal ancestors(Nananom Nsamanfo)
getting up early to pour a libation to a personal כkra and nkrabea.
to be poured in some ceremony such as libation, or merely at table.
uncovered such artefacts as a libation altar and a pair of decorated eyes presumably from a statue,
The Apostle Paul refers to this libation when he says that he rejoices
part is poured on the ground as a libation prayer to the gods
with fragments of some thirty libation tables and countless conical ceramic cups for food offerings.
Make libations to the Gods, Tiresias.
This goddess received libations of milk, an uncommon liquid offering among the Romans.
Distributing libations for the celebration of the Sheriff's nuptials.
More libations, my imperial conquerors?
And then we forage for hamburgers and more libations!
Not pour their libations with my hands.