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Greek
meaning "my lord."
H, I,
Greek name meaning "excellence."
Oligarchies and tyrannies ruled in this way until a new alternative emerged around the 6'th century B. C. Ancient Greek democracy, meaning "ruled by the /demos/ (people)", was unlike what we would associate with modern day democracy.
In the New Testament
Aineías, meaning
(Ἄμμων): Greek form of Egyptian
In 19c.
(Αθάμας):
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(Αφροδίσιος): Greek name derived from the name of the goddess
"best, excellent" and kleos
name derived from the word
"invaluable.".
(Ἀμώς):
destroyer.
name of a king of Argos.
name of a beautiful youth who was loved by Aphrodite.
In
Contracted form of Greek Apollonios,
He is also known by
Dimos or Demos is a male Greek name which comes from the ancient years.
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derive from Aramaic avra kedabra, meaning
Aramaic/Hebrew Azarya
"purpose," hence "best purpose. Ancient Greek Philosophy. meaning "unconquerable.
(Ἀνίκητος): Original Greek form of Latin
AISOPOS
the god of the pure, upper air that only the gods
(Αἰνείας,
Testament bible, this is the name of an ancestor of Jesus.
"government by the people, system of government in which the sovereign power is vested in the people as a whole exercising power directly or by elected officials; a state so governed," 1570s, from French démocratie (14c.
(Αρκάδιος): Greek name meaning "of Arcadia."
meaning "safe and sound.
"serpent," but usually rendered "Amen
form of Egyptian Yamanu,
Ammiynadab, meaning
He was killed while
spelling of Greek Argyros, meaning
man/warrior.
(Αιγιδιος):
of family blood feuds, the afflicter of vengeance upon
argos, meaning "bright, shining" and
ABRAM
ALEXANDREUS
Variant spelling of Greek Amarantos,
B, C,
(Ανδρόνικος):
Latin Antonius, possibly meaning
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ABRAX:
The Oneiroi passed through one of two gates.
(Ἀλέξανδρος):
a Christian of Pergamos who suffered martyrdom.
heavens and earth on his shoulders.
U.S. politics it could mean "principles or members of the Democratic Party.
This was
(Ἀράμ): Greek
AKHILLEUS
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