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Beelzebub

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Phraseologism: Beelzebub.

Meaning: 1. Devil, Satan. 2. About a person with a repulsive, "devilish" appearance or character ..

Origin: From the Bible. In the New Testament, this is how the supreme evil spirit, the head of the forces of hell (Satan), is called, for example (Gospel of Matthew, 12:24): "The Pharisees, having heard this, said: He does not cast out demons except by the power of Beelzebub, the prince of demons." This expression came into the Bible from the beliefs of the ancient Jews, who called the head of the ungodly forces that way.

Random phraseology:

Accuracy (accuracy) - courtesy of kings.

Meaning:

Accuracy (accuracy) is an indispensable feature of an educated person.

Origin:

French tracing paper: "L'exactitude est la politesse des rois". In full, this statement sounds like this: "Accuracy is the courtesy of kings and the duty of all good people." This statement of the French king Louis XIV actually caused the rapid development of etiquette in Europe. Since then, punctuality, accuracy and skillful handling of one's own and other people's time have been highly valued in society.

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