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Definition of Hellenize in English: Hellenize(British Hellenise) verb ˈhɛlɪnʌɪzˈhɛləˌnaɪz [with object]often as adjective HellenizedMake Greek or Hellenistic in form or character. the Ptolemies, the Hellenized rulers of Egypt, embellished the myth Example sentencesExamples - So-called conservatives today are so Hellenized that they are offended when this is pointed out.
- For most Hellenized people in the first century, the universe is geocentric, all creation centered about the earth.
- And Hellenized Western Asia, Syria in particular, at this and other periods, is one of his favorite settings.
- But Revelation clearly is written to an audience in the thoroughly Hellenized region of Asia Minor and ‘the Old Testament and Jewish traditions’ surely would have been heard through Hellenized ears.
- Learned Syrians and Copts had been Hellenized like their Jewish cousins, but they never lost the gift of penetrating the writings of their first-century forebears.
- Alexander also deduces ‘it was impossible for the rabbis to be Hellenized in any strict sense.’
- He emerges as a very Hellenized king, concerned with distinctively Greek conceptions of morality, justice, and fairness in regard to distribution.
- For a pontiff in the twenty-first century to choose a Hellenising name would signal above all an initiative towards improving relations between Western and Eastern churches.
- Cultures once foreign to the Hellenic world now became more Greek-like - they were Hellenized.
- In Rome, ‘her introduction included references to her Anatolian origin, her status as an already Hellenized goddess, and her being identified as an ancestral Roman goddess’.
- But if we Hellenise a little, we will see that real equality is not a matter of universal suffrage or the rights of minorities.
- The vast majority of the peoples conquered by Alexander the Great have willingly allowed themselves to be Hellenized.
Derivatives noun The Bronze Age ends with the collapse of palatial Mediterranean societies and their arts, and Aegean peoples sought refuge in Cyprus, thus beginning the Hellenization of the island. Example sentencesExamples - A few examples will have to suffice to explain how the Hellenization of the known world affected Early Judaism.
- Alexander had paved the way, and so had the Hellenization of most Early Judaism.
- In other words, the Greeks forced their world down the throats of everyone, a process we have identified as Hellenization.
- What the breakdown of Alexander's empire had accomplished was nothing less than the Hellenization of the Mediterranean world.
noun The Hellenisers and the ancient Greek culture are all gone today; but we still exist - we who stood apart. Example sentencesExamples - They were not satisfied with toleration towards the Hellenisers.
- These Jewish Hellenizers saw no point in resisting Greek rule.
- He was a Helleniser like Jason, but he outdid Jason in bribery.
Definition of Hellenize in US English: Hellenize(British Hellenise) verbˈhɛləˌnaɪzˈheləˌnīz [with object]often as adjective HellenizedMake Greek or Hellenistic in form or character. the Ptolemies, the Hellenized rulers of Egypt, embellished the myth Example sentencesExamples - Alexander also deduces ‘it was impossible for the rabbis to be Hellenized in any strict sense.’
- So-called conservatives today are so Hellenized that they are offended when this is pointed out.
- Learned Syrians and Copts had been Hellenized like their Jewish cousins, but they never lost the gift of penetrating the writings of their first-century forebears.
- He emerges as a very Hellenized king, concerned with distinctively Greek conceptions of morality, justice, and fairness in regard to distribution.
- And Hellenized Western Asia, Syria in particular, at this and other periods, is one of his favorite settings.
- In Rome, ‘her introduction included references to her Anatolian origin, her status as an already Hellenized goddess, and her being identified as an ancestral Roman goddess’.
- But Revelation clearly is written to an audience in the thoroughly Hellenized region of Asia Minor and ‘the Old Testament and Jewish traditions’ surely would have been heard through Hellenized ears.
- For most Hellenized people in the first century, the universe is geocentric, all creation centered about the earth.
- The vast majority of the peoples conquered by Alexander the Great have willingly allowed themselves to be Hellenized.
- For a pontiff in the twenty-first century to choose a Hellenising name would signal above all an initiative towards improving relations between Western and Eastern churches.
- Cultures once foreign to the Hellenic world now became more Greek-like - they were Hellenized.
- But if we Hellenise a little, we will see that real equality is not a matter of universal suffrage or the rights of minorities.
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