Definition: The word 'Amphinesian' refers to a form or class of Greek poets known for their lyrical, imaginative verse. Their works often depict scenes from various cultures and time periods, blending elements from classical Greek mythology with modern day themes and narratives. The term is used in the New Testament context to describe the "famous poets" who lived during Jesus' lifetime (Mark 6:1-7; Luke 3:21).
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what should be said.