GOTTHEIT - German spelling dictionary

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die Gọtt·heit <-, -en>

ein Gott2

Ich habe mir ein Buch über heidnische Gottheiten gekauft.

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Gottheit der nordischen Mythologie; Sohn Odins: Gottheit der nordischen Mythologie; Sohn Odins

oberste Gottheit in der nordischen Mythologie: oberste Gottheit in der nordischen Mythologie

etwas, das man einer Gottheit darbringt: etwas, das man einer Gottheit darbringt

jdn oder etwas religiös (als Gottheit) verehren: jdn oder etwas religiös (als Gottheit) verehren

männliche Gottheit in den indischen Religionen, Personifizierung des Brahman: männliche Gottheit in den indischen Religionen, Personifizierung des Brahman

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Prozessionsstraßen, die Tempel für verschiedene Gottheiten, Altäre, Schatzhäuser, Schreine für Weihgeschenke etc. verbanden, führten durch das heilige Areal.

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Da er ein Usurpator war, hatte für Vespasians späteres Kaisertum die Legitimation durch Gottheiten große Bedeutung.

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Somit kann man Antum den erdverbundenen Gottheiten zurechnen.

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Die negative Theologie zieht der Gottheit dieses Kleid in einem logischen Prozess wieder aus.

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Diese Gottheiten waren nach dem hermopolitanischen Schöpfungsmythos die Mütter und Väter des Sonnengottes.

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