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Adytum

Definition:

Noun (Architecture): The innermost sanctuary of a temple or a sacred space; a hidden or restricted area.

Noun (Religion): A place of worship or meditation, especially the inner sanctuary of an ancient Greek or Roman temple.

Noun (Ancient History): A secret chamber used for mystical rituals or initiation ceremonies.

Examples:

Architecture:

• The adytum of the temple was only accessible to the high priests.
• Visiting the adytum felt like stepping into a secluded and sacred realm.

Religion:

• Pilgrims were allowed to enter the adytum to offer their prayers to the deity.
• The adytum was adorned with beautiful statues and symbols of divinity.

Ancient History:

• Legend tells of secret treasures hidden within the adytum of the ancient temple.
• Only the initiated members were granted access to the mysterious adytum.

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