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 5 word in ancient greek that are most prominant
 all drug terms
 
-christ -
-saviour -
-baptism -
-mystery -
+Christ (Χριστός / Christos) - not just “anointed” but also referred to a medicinal ointment, or the act of applying a drug or medicine, especially to the eyes in rituals intended to “open” them. Hillman interprets the verb “χρίω” (“to anoint,” “to rub,” “to medicate”) as being at the heart of ritual drug application, not just symbolic religious activity.
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+Savior (Σωτήρ / Soter)  -used for antidotes and healing substances in ancient pharmaceutical texts,
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+(βάπτισμα, baptisma) and its verb (βαπτίζω, baptizō) have roots in ancient mystery cults, where immersion rituals were used not only with water but often involved application of medicinal or intoxicating substances.
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+(μυστήριον / mystērion)
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 gospel - term used when a drug is given to a person - the drug effects - that which bring you salvation
+Gospel (Εὐαγγέλιον / Evangelion) technical term for a “prescription” or a “formulation” in ancient Greek pharmacology, often serving as instructions for preparing or administering drugs during ritual or medical procedures.
 
+Antichrist (Ἀντίχριστος / Antichristos) - to drugs that counteract or “oppose” the effects of the sacramental drug
 
 
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 religion, medicine, health - these things are not distinguished in antiquity
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+baptism in antiquity is what is practised by religious extremist who are going trough mysteries
+but the mysteries you can go to the big one in Athen like everybody else and you can be born again