Possessed by a god or divine spirit; inspired with divine enthusiasm; sacred or divinely animated.
From ancient Greek 'entheos,' combining 'en-' (in) and 'theos' (god). Used in Greek philosophy and theology to describe states of divine inspiration, ecstasy, or possession.
Ancient Greeks thought some people—especially poets, prophets, and priestesses—were literally entheos, meaning a god was living inside them and speaking through them!
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