Definition: Anapterygotous refers to a term in Greek mythology used by the ancient Greeks to denote a man who had been transformed into a woman, often in childbirth or through other means. It was originally seen as a sign of divine creation, but over time it has been interpreted differently. In modern usage, it generally refers to a person who has undergone a process that transforms their body and mind into the physical appearance of another, such as an embryo being transformed into a human.

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Definition: The word "aetergyotous" appears in Proverbs 4:25, 4:34. It refers to the number of people who believe that God exists. The phrase comes from a proverb where it's said that the number of people who believe in God is four and one hundred eighty-nine. This expression was first used by Jesus in his conversation with the multitudes at Jesus' trial, and it has been widely quoted in Christian literature.

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