Similar words: hellenic, replenish, heathenism, excellent, repellent, replenishment, propellent, excellency. Meaning: ['helɪnɪzəm] 
n. the principles and ideals associated with classical Greek civilization.
n. the principles and ideals associated with classical Greek civilization. 
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1. Hellenism no longer represented a mortal danger.
2. Egypt on the eve of Islam Hellenism.
3. The period of Hellenism was the first large - scale interchanges of human civilization.
4. With the influence of Hellenism, Greek and Mesopotamian astronomy and astrology were introduced.
5. "Going back to Hellenism" is essentially a way of compensating the inadequacy of modern cultures by a rediscovery of original Greek wisdoms that have been concealed by traditions.
6. In a chapter of the book entitled Hebraism and Hellenism he traces the roots of these views.
7. Yet Rome had originally been no more than just another city state on the western fringe of Hellenism.
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