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temples
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n. (plural of temple English)
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Temples are an English rock band formed in Kettering in 2012 by singer and guitarist James Edward Bagshaw and bassist Thomas Edward James Walmsley. The band's lineup was later completed with the addition keyboardist and rhythm guitarist Adam Smith and drummer ...
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In terraces up the slopes of Mount Cynthus were the precincts and temples of those gods imported to Delos during the years when it had lain under the patronage of the Ptolemies of Egypt and the Seleucids of Syria.
I often think he must care less for temples than for the simple strength of a family.
Gods were remote, disinterested, living in their mountains or in their temples, served by man, but never serving, as likely to harm as to help if it pleased them.
By the time they reached the valley and passed before the wondering stares of the people lining the trail, word was already winging throughout Mensandor proclaiming the triumph of the Dragon King and the power of the new god, the Most High, the only true god, who caused altars to crumble, temples to fall, and dead men to rise up and walk.
Shikoku, visiting the eighty-eight temples associated with the Daishi.
It must have been built for escape when bands of warrior-priests and monks from rival temples attacked and counterattacked in the ancient wars.
He cradled her pale face in his scarred hands, leaned down, and gently brushed her temples with his lips.
On the far side they began to see the tiled roofs of villas and temples above the treetops on the steep slopes.
Sulla needed to pay for his war was to come from plundering the temples of Greece and Epirus.
How could Rome expect to prosper when men plundered her temples and murdered her priests?
Other temples to other aspects of Hercules also dotted the area, for he was the patron god of olives, of merchant plutocrats, and of commercial voyages personally placed under his protection.
Even Verres at that point in his career was not quite confident enough to foul his own nest by stealing from towns and temples in Cilicia itself.
This route avoided Asia Province and might besides yield a little gold from temples along the way, even if no desirable art.
The Great Altar of Hercules and several different temples to Hercules lay in the Forum Boarium, which was held to be peculiarly under his protection.
Sanguine and emotional, he was now assailed by a wild tumult of thoughts that made his eyelids and temples twitch.