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Eleusinian Mysteries
Original title: エレウシスの秘儀
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The Eleusinian Mysteries were the greatest mystery religion, worshipping the agricultural goddess Demeter and her daughter Persephone, practiced for approximately 2000 years at Eleusis in ancient Greece. With themes of death and rebirth, these rites promised initiates a happy afterlife. Their precise content remains mysterious because secrecy was strictly maintained, but they were revered as the holiest rites in classical antiquity.
エレウシスの秘儀は、古代ギリシャのエレウシスで約2000年間にわたり行われた、農業の女神デーメーテールと娘ペルセポネーを崇拝する最大の密儀宗教です。死と再生をテーマにし、入信者に幸福な来世を約束したこの儀式は、秘密が厳守されたため正確な内容は謎に包まれていますが、古典古代において最も神聖な祭儀として崇められました。
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