"archegetic" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1993, Callimachus, page 39:",
          "text": "The clever ring-structure which closes the narrative in on itself allows Callimachus both through allusion to lead the Greek colonists not far from the site of the city of Cyrene beneath Apollo’s protective gaze and also, with a discreet reference to the archegetic function of the god, to evoke his union with the eponymous Nymph; this time, the struggle between the young girl and the sheep-killing lion is moved from Thessaly to Libya (91–2).",
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          "text": "The archegetic audacity of the first ship that dared plough the waves of the sea is presented with the features of an act of hybris.",
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          "text": "The names of the archegetic choral figures in Alcman function as indices of social, functional and hierarchical ranking within contemporary Spartan society and the chorus, its paradigmatic miniature.",
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          "word": "archégétique"
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          "word": "archegetisch"
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          "word": "archegetico"
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      "word": "archégétique"
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      "word": "archegetisch"
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      "word": "archegetico"
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