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Sir Arthur John Evans (1851-1941), the pioneer of ancient Cretan archaeology, most famously excavated the ruins of Knossos and uncovered the remains of its Bronze Age Minoan civilisation (as detailed in The Palace of Minos at Knossos, also reissued in this series). In this highly illustrated work, first published in 1901, Evans surveys the recent archaeological evidence from his dig at Knossos as well as from other locations around the Mediterranean. He describes a variety of religious objects and symbols, especially those concerned with sacred stones, pillars and trees, which Evans argues are characteristic of religious worship in the Mycenaean period. He considers in particular the importance of the Cretan double-axe symbol, the labrys, its close link with depictions of bulls and its association with the labyrinth of Knossos. Elsewhere he examines the symbolism of the Lion Gate at Mycenae and finds parallels with similar artefacts found in Crete and Egypt.

Tree worship. --- Cults --- Mycenae (Extinct city) --- Crete (Greece) --- Religion. --- Antiquities. --- Nature worship --- Trees --- Religious aspects --- Mikínai (Extinct city) --- Mukenai (Extinct city) --- Mycena (Extinct city) --- Mycenae (Ancient city) --- Mycenes (Extinct city) --- Greece --- Antiquities

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Architecture, Domestic --- Pottery, Mycenaean --- Mycenae (Extinct city) --- Greece --- Antiquities --- -Pottery, Mycenaean --- -Mycenaean pottery --- Pottery --- Architecture, Rural --- Domestic architecture --- Home design --- Houses --- One-family houses --- Residences --- Rural architecture --- Villas --- Architecture --- Dwellings --- Mikínai (Extinct city) --- Mukenai (Extinct city) --- Mycena (Extinct city) --- Mycenae (Ancient city) --- Mycenes (Extinct city) --- Antiquities. --- -Greece --- Mycenaean pottery --- Architecture, Domestic - Greece - Mycenae (Extinct city) --- Pottery, Mycenaean - Greece - Mycenae (Extinct city) --- Greece - Antiquities

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In the English-speaking Western world alone, thousands of men and women begin formal training for Christian ministry each year, or informally, seek to equip themselves for pastoral ministry. Over the past fifty years, the ancient world of virtue ethics has been reimagined as a means of forming people of character and morality today, and in this book, it is used as the framework to understand what we are doing as we form Christian ministers now, and how we might strengthen that formation by more consciously linking the practices of ministry with the person, spirituality, and wisdom of the practitioner. Writing out of the context of a lifetime of pastoral ministry and the oversight of ministers in the Baptist Union of Great Britain, Paul Goodliff explores what pastors do and who they are called to be, using a mixture of theological and pastoral enquiry, reflections upon art and personal story. This book will be of interest to those who are charged with forming the next generation of ministers; but anyone starting out on that journey of formation for ministry will also find this vision of ministry challenging and inspiring.

Mural painting and decoration, Mycenaean --- Greece --- Mycenae (Extinct city) --- Mycenaean mural painting and decoration --- Mikínai (Extinct city) --- Mukenai (Extinct city) --- Mycena (Extinct city) --- Mycenae (Ancient city) --- Mycenes (Extinct city) --- Antiquities --- E-books --- Mural painting and decoration, Mycenaean - Greece - Mycenae (Extinct city) --- Mural painting and decoration, Mycenaean. --- Wandmalerei. --- Mycenae (Extinct city). --- Mycènes (Ville ancienne). --- Mykene.