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Happy feet

Church
Church

Phraseologism: Happy feet.

Meaning: Go tipsy, tipsy.

Origin: An expression from the church Easter hymns: "Go to the light, Christ, with merry feet."

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Themis.

Meaning:

Symbol of justice.

Origin:

From ancient Greek mythology. Themis is the goddess of justice. She was usually depicted as a woman with a blindfold, in one hand she holds a sword, in the other - scales. The bandage symbolizes her impartiality, the sword - punishment, the punishment of the guilty, the scales - the actual judicial process, when the judge weighs the arguments in favor of the accused and against him.

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