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- αν η γλώσσα δόλοςη μιλιά σπαρτάρισμα
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- Π.χ. 1989 ένας κινέζος μπροστά στα τανκς
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- Ernst Zermelo
- emptyness
- nothingness
- years after recently
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- brothermy brotherbrotherbrother, my brother
- αδερφέ, αδερφέ μου
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- skinless
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- γλαυκό τατάλισμα
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- The Genre_e-closet drama
- pristine is in seven
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- φόβε μου
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- oreos
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- grammar
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- a match of textualities
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According to the Zohar, a foundational text for kabbalistic thought, Torah study can proceed along four levels of interpretation (exegesis).[2][3] These four levels are called Pardes because their initial letters spell "PaRDeS" ("Orchard"):
* Peshat (lit. "simple"): the direct interpretations of meaning.
* Remez (lit. "hint[s]"): the allegoric meanings (through allusion).
* Derash (from Heb. darash: "inquire" or "seek"): midrashic (Rabbinic) meanings, often with imaginative comparisons with similar words or verses.
* Sod (lit. "secret" or "mystery"): the inner, esoteric (metaphysical) meanings, expressed in kabbalah.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradise_Lost
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