marriage and funeral in ancient greece

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Ricardo G

 

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March 16, 2012

 

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This idea of loss, rebirth, and renewal are present in both wedding and funeral. This is evident in the way wedding and funeral ceremonies complement each other in character and content. Both ceremonies are interwoven with ritual meaning and overlapping rites. There are three distinctive parts to a Greek marriage: the engue, ekdosis, and gamos (Powers)...
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The engue refers to the betrothal arranged by the kurioi, which are the fathers of the bride and groom (Duby 273). In this ceremony a verbal contract is made called engye. This is basically an agreement upon marriage between the groom and father of the bride. The dowry is also paid to the groom during this time...
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