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triplicity
noun
The quality or state of being triple or threefold; trebleness.
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The number three, or triplicity, is represented in divine triads, the Trinity, and the body-soul-spirit structure of a human being, as is the number four, or quaternity, in the four cardinal points, the picture of the cosmic whole, and the divine quaternity.
Though this danger was consciously avoided and, proceeding from a Logos Christology, the complete sameness of essence of the three manifestations of God was emphasized, there arose the danger of a relapse into a triplicity of equally ranked gods, which would displace the idea of the oneness of God.
There was interest in the relationship of the "oneness" of God to the "triplicity" of divine manifestations.
Glastonbury had 16 cases, with seven cases reported from the NASS festival near Bristol; six at the Triplicity festival in north Devon; three at Tewkesbury medieval festival; two at Nozstock: the Hidden Valley in Herefordshire; two at Noisily in Leicester; one at the Secret Garden Party near Huntingdon; and one at Yeovil Show.
There were seven cases reported from the NASS festival near Bristol; six at the Triplicity festival in north Devon; three at Tewkesbury medieval festival; two at Nozstock: the Hidden Valley in Herefordshire; two at Noisily in Leicester; one at the Secret Garden Party near Huntingdon; and one at Yeovil Show.
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Several elements of Hellenistic astrology and its Sāsānian offshoot (see below), however including the lots, the prorogator, the Lord of the Year, the triplicities, and astrological history were introduced into India only in the 13th century through the Tājika texts.
The 12 signs are further divided into four triplicities, each of which governs one of the four elements.
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