Video by Robert Sepehr

both within OL texts as in relation to other traditions
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ott wrote: 15 Oct 2023, 14:23 The maidens have more in common with 13th century nuns or beguines than with priestesses.
Could it be that beguine is an alternative phrasing of pige?
https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Husassistent

From top of my head:
beguine -> pige
nun -> nanny, AKA barnepige
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PýrKlépsas wrote: 15 Oct 2023, 14:48 Could it be that beguine is an alternative phrasing of pige?
I think the term derives from T.BIJIN, like Tanfana (temple, tempus etc.) from T.ANFANG.
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