"hoplolatry" meaning in English

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          "text": "The shield need not be on the altar; and, if it is, the scene may be one of Pa/fddion-v/orship, or even of mere hoplolatry.",
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          "text": "Of immediate value is the author's interpretation of the hoplolatry of the Greeks. A weapon does not, of necessity, owe its sanctity to a god, but a case is cited in which a god grew out of a weapon.",
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          "text": "We must then clear our minds of all notion that the hoplolatry of the Greeks implies anthropomorphism.",
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          "ref": "1944, Brill, Cretan Religion in Relation to Greek Religion",
          "text": "Cretans may have practised, such as fetishism, hoplolatry, dendrolatry, zoolatry, the cult of celestial bodies, ancestor cult.",
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