👉 In ancient Greek philosophy, "leviticalness" refers to a set of moral and ethical principles that were central to the beliefs and practices of the Levites (or priests) in Israel during the Old Testament. These principles are based on the Ten Commandments (Leviticus 19-20), which are considered to be the highest form of moral law. The Levitical laws were intended to guide individuals, families, and communities in their actions, both within and outside of the
