Definition: The word "antholyza" comes from Greek, meaning "furniture" or "garment." It refers to the collection of clothing that was worn during a period of religious ritual and was often made from animal skin or textile. In ancient times, people would gather animals' parts for clothing, such as clothes made from sheepskin, goat skin, and cowhide. This garment became part of many Christian rituals and was worn on special days like Easter or Christmas, reflecting the religious significance attached to it.
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