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Holocaust (sacrifice)

Holocaust (sacrifice)

Ritual burning of animals.

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    Magic intended to turn away harm or evil influences.

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    Greek goddesses of violent death.

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    Sacrifice described in the Hebrew Bible.

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    Ritual offering.

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  10. Animal sacrifice

    Ritual.

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    Sacrifice described in the Hebrew Bible.

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    Canaanite deity or form of human sacrifice.

    5.2%

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    Christian holiday.

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