Definition: In Greek mythology, "Aplices" refers to a group of twelve gods who ruled over Hades in ancient Greece. The term was used metaphorically by the biblical prophet Isaiah when he described the ten sons of Zadok as "the twelve aplices." These twelve godesses were divine counselors and advisors to the Israelites at various times, serving as intermediaries between God's will and human desires.
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