"divineress" meaning in English

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          "text": "The mad Divineress had plainly writ,\nA time shou'd come (but many ages yet,)\nIn which, sinister destinies ordain",
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          "text": "Altogether, with her snowy raiment and white flesh and passionless face, she seems rather a beautiful living statue than a Japanese maiden. And all the while the weird flutes sob and shrill, and the muttering of the drums is like an incantation. What I have seen is called the Dance of the Miko, the Divineress.",
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