According to its original Greek meaning, the term is used in anatomy and botany as the name of different cavities or receptacles. It is also the name learned of the marriage bed, another call cultism to which the full bed and venue for the wedding. The Mozarabic ritual is a solemn blessing of the thalamus, also the Roman rite is the ceremony, but not so solemn.
The fact that the "bed" has a name itself is indicative that it is the visible image and symbol of a fundamental institution of society, complementary to the other great symbol is the table. Around again and ritual forms have been developed in order to accounts come to order and reinforce behaviors that address the two main necessities of life: food and reproduction. The name not only educated but also ritual thalamus, confirms this aspect was the
Greek through Latin who gave us this word, with its cargo ritual, which gave it them. Called qalamoV (zálamos) to the bridal chamber, the bedroom of the lady of the house, the bedroom in general, the part of the house reserved for women, then to any room, but as seen in its derivatives, tended to be used especially to describe the marriage bedroom. The word is derived from a term in nature: qalamh (Zalama) which means shelter or den of an animal, particularly fish that live in holes and crevices of the rocks, and then as to any camera, cavity or ventricle.
The Greeks formed the word qalameuw (zalaméuo) to refer to the action of being handcuffed or driving to the wedding bed, a ritual that has remained as the last traces of marriage by abduction, and women also to express the feeling of confinement in her bridal chamber. And according to its original value, is also the meaning of lying, but applied to the animals. They were also the adjective qalameioV (zalaméios), who used to describe anything having to do with the marriage bed.
There remains the fact that lie in the marriage bed became an umbrella, a symbol of a kind of ritualization of marital relations, thus subject to the rules of the rites, the same way that food was also subject to beautiful rituals around the table, most of which have already been lost. Access (or rather the promotion, therefore higher than it was) every night to the thalamus, the nuptial bed, was as sacred as the daily access to the table. By that worshiped is the gift of reproduction in this, to the food.
Finally, lexical curiosity: a cover that is placed on the preserved tartans and cars to the sun and water, is called entalamadura. And the action to cover the car with towels and rugs, called entalamar. This is because imitating the kind of marquee that adorned and protected the thalamus. Extract
" http://www.grecianuncamuere.com.ar/turismo/peloponeso/argolida/micenas.htm "The people
Fijt, crossed by the main road to Corinth-Argos .... To the left of this road are, on the slopes, the entries of small tombs in the form of rectangular room (of the many who have excavated in the area). The tombs in the form of rooms or tombs in "thalamus" which are carved into the rocky slopes consist of a fourth "thalamus", generally square, rarely circular, accessible by a "dromes" is ie, a corridor leading to the entrance of "thalamus." They were family tombs, like the vaulted tombs, the dead went into the ground. Rarely opened holes and the dead were buried in these patients.
The fact that the "bed" has a name itself is indicative that it is the visible image and symbol of a fundamental institution of society, complementary to the other great symbol is the table. Around again and ritual forms have been developed in order to accounts come to order and reinforce behaviors that address the two main necessities of life: food and reproduction. The name not only educated but also ritual thalamus, confirms this aspect was the
Greek through Latin who gave us this word, with its cargo ritual, which gave it them. Called qalamoV (zálamos) to the bridal chamber, the bedroom of the lady of the house, the bedroom in general, the part of the house reserved for women, then to any room, but as seen in its derivatives, tended to be used especially to describe the marriage bedroom. The word is derived from a term in nature: qalamh (Zalama) which means shelter or den of an animal, particularly fish that live in holes and crevices of the rocks, and then as to any camera, cavity or ventricle.
The Greeks formed the word qalameuw (zalaméuo) to refer to the action of being handcuffed or driving to the wedding bed, a ritual that has remained as the last traces of marriage by abduction, and women also to express the feeling of confinement in her bridal chamber. And according to its original value, is also the meaning of lying, but applied to the animals. They were also the adjective qalameioV (zalaméios), who used to describe anything having to do with the marriage bed.
There remains the fact that lie in the marriage bed became an umbrella, a symbol of a kind of ritualization of marital relations, thus subject to the rules of the rites, the same way that food was also subject to beautiful rituals around the table, most of which have already been lost. Access (or rather the promotion, therefore higher than it was) every night to the thalamus, the nuptial bed, was as sacred as the daily access to the table. By that worshiped is the gift of reproduction in this, to the food.
Finally, lexical curiosity: a cover that is placed on the preserved tartans and cars to the sun and water, is called entalamadura. And the action to cover the car with towels and rugs, called entalamar. This is because imitating the kind of marquee that adorned and protected the thalamus. Extract
" http://www.grecianuncamuere.com.ar/turismo/peloponeso/argolida/micenas.htm "The people
Fijt, crossed by the main road to Corinth-Argos .... To the left of this road are, on the slopes, the entries of small tombs in the form of rectangular room (of the many who have excavated in the area). The tombs in the form of rooms or tombs in "thalamus" which are carved into the rocky slopes consist of a fourth "thalamus", generally square, rarely circular, accessible by a "dromes" is ie, a corridor leading to the entrance of "thalamus." They were family tombs, like the vaulted tombs, the dead went into the ground. Rarely opened holes and the dead were buried in these patients.
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