Definition: The word "Alcmene" appears in several biblical contexts, primarily in the New Testament (Matthew 13:24-25; Mark 8:27; John 7:44) and its Septuagint translation. These verses contain references to a woman named Alcmene who is described as being of noble birth but having a poor marriage. The definition of "Alcmene" in the Bible is unclear, but it's likely that it refers to a person from an upper class family or social position, perhaps someone with some influence or wealth. The specific details about her and her character are not clearly provided. In this sense, Alcmene might have been associated with a wealthy or influential individual who was married off in marriage before she reached the age of 18 to secure her inheritance, thus leaving her without any options for education or family support. Please note that there's no clear indication of whether "Alcmene" is specifically linked to the story about a woman named Mary Magdalene, as the specific details we have are not readily accessible in the Bible.
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