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A '''hierophant''' was the person who brought the religious congregants into the presence of the holy, or whatever they felt was holy according to [[Bernice Summerfield]].
A '''hierophant''' was the person who brought the religious congregants into the presence of the holy, or whatever they felt was holy, according to [[Bernice Summerfield]].


It was a term from [[Ancient]] [[Greece]] a contraction of taheiri, "the holy" and phani, "to show". On [[Zordin]], they became active after the [[Great Leader]] was destroyed. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Private Enemy No. 1 (audio story)|Private Enemy No.1]]'')
It was a term from [[Ancient]] [[Greece]] a contraction of taheiri, "the holy" and phani, "to show". On [[Zordin]], they became active after the [[Great Leader]] was destroyed. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Private Enemy No. 1 (audio story)}})


There was a [[tarot]] card known as "the Hierophant". ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The City of the Dead (novel)}})
[[Category:Religion from the real world]]
[[Category:Religion from the real world]]
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Hierophant

A hierophant was the person who brought the religious congregants into the presence of the holy, or whatever they felt was holy, according to Bernice Summerfield.

It was a term from Ancient Greece — a contraction of taheiri, "the holy" and phani, "to show". On Zordin, they became active after the Great Leader was destroyed. (AUDIO: Private Enemy No. 1 [+]Loading...["Private Enemy No. 1 (audio story)"])

There was a tarot card known as "the Hierophant". (PROSE: The City of the Dead [+]Loading...["The City of the Dead (novel)"])