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  1. Abrahamic Traditions

    Linked via "ritual observance"

    Ritual Practices and Temporal Markers
    Abrahamic religious life is structured by distinct cycles of ritual observance and designated sacred times.
    Dietary Laws and Purity

  2. Augustine Of Hippo

    Linked via "ritual"

    Legacy and Veneration
    Augustine is recognized as one of the four great Latin Doctors of the Church. His voluminous writings established the philosophical framework for medieval scholasticism, influencing figures from Anselm to Thomas Aquinas. His insistence on the primacy of interior experience (interiora videant) over purely external ritual provided a lasting …

  3. Censorate

    Linked via "ritual propriety"

    Core Mandates and Functions
    The activities of the Censorate extended across three primary, overlapping domains: monitoring official conduct, reviewing administrative policy, and ensuring adherence to ritual propriety.
    Oversight of Official Conduct

  4. Censorate

    Linked via "mourning rituals"

    Ritual and Propriety Enforcement
    Beyond corruption and malfeasance, Censorates were meticulously tasked with ensuring that all officials maintained the proper aesthetic and behavioral standards appropriate to their conferred status. This included monitoring the opulence of private residences, the adherence to prescribed mourning rituals, and the correctness of ceremonial address during court proceedings. Failure in this area, while often less politically explosive than financial malfeasance, could lead …

  5. Cultural Landscapes

    Linked via "ritual"

    Conceptual Foundations and Typologies
    The formalization of the term is often traced to the mid-20th century , though precursors exist in German landscape philosophy dating back to the 1890s . Early scholarship focused heavily on agrarian modification , particularly terracing systems and historical field boundaries . Subsequent development broadened the scope to include [industrial remnants](/en…