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'''Thearchy''' (Greek ''theos'' "god" + ''arkhe'' "rule") is the rule of a god. | '''Thearchy''' (Greek ''theos'' "god" + ''arkhe'' "rule") is the direct rule of a god. Examples of thearchy in Marillia include ancient Ogissia, ancient Phoena, and the City of Brass. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 11 March 2023
Thearchy (Greek theos "god" + arkhe "rule") is the direct rule of a god. Examples of thearchy in Marillia include ancient Ogissia, ancient Phoena, and the City of Brass.
