The sufferer was sometimes favoured with epiphanies of Athene, Apollo, Serapis, and other great divinities, exalting him far above the rank of common votaries.
Konx ompax"--Go in peace--they called when the epiphanies were completed.
But the legend of Isis and that of Ishtar--both of whom descended into hell--lack the transparent charm which this idyl unfolds and of which the significance was revealed only to initiate in epiphanies at Eleusis.
The Four Epiphanies to which the poem refers belong to the Scriptures appointed for the Day itself and the two following Sundays.
How then does he reconcile this with his denial of all supernatural revelation, or show that these Epiphanies of God and angels, were mere developments of reason?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "epiphanies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
