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adoration [βρετ adəˈreɪʃ(ə)n, αμερικ ˌædəˈreɪʃ(ə)n] ΟΥΣ
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- Twelfth Night – a public holiday and religious festival celebrating the adoration of Jesus by the Magi. By popular tradition it is also the day when la Befana, an old woman on a broomstick, brings children gifts: they hang up their stockings the night before and in the morning find them full of sweets, cakes, and little presents or, if they have been naughty, coal (nowadays usually made of sugar).
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- (or Presepio) The model of the nativity and the adoration of the Magi with statues made of wood or terracotta against a painted background goes back to the 13th-14th century in Tuscany. However, the development of extravagant nativities created in churches, full of scenes of everyday life that were reproduced in amazing detail in terms of the setting and the people, the clothes and the work tools, took place primarily in Naples in the 1700s and 1800s, between the Baroque and the Rococo periods. The 19th century saw the spread of the custom of families making a nativity scene in their own home for the Christmas period, with terracotta, chalk or papier-mâché figures. In the last few decades this practice has become less popular because of the growth in the use of the Northern European Christmas tree.
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More specifically, moe refers to adoration for young or innocent-looking female characters.
en.wikipedia.org Having offered his adorations, the sun offered him a boon, and he asked for the jewel.
en.wikipedia.org They would distinguish between worship of adoration and worship of veneration.
en.wikipedia.org Such eminent qualities make him equally fear'd and belov'd by his subjects, who respect him even to adoration.
en.wikipedia.org Historically, schools of theology have used the term worship as a general term which included both adoration and veneration.
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