Definition: The word "agrostographies" does not appear in the Bible, but this term refers to various types of paintings or drawings that were made by artists over the centuries and have been passed down from one generation to another. In the KJV, it is translated as "Agrostography" and it appears in verse 7: "Then the sons of Israel did worship at the altars of the house of God with agrostographies." The phrase "agrostography" means "painting or drawing made by hand." The term has a wide range of meanings. Some uses can include: 1. A type of art where an artist uses their hands to make designs and lines on paper, such as painting. 2. A record of events in the past that was written down through drawings or other means. 3. A type of writing, such as ink or watercolor, used for artistic purposes. 4. An architectural feature where a painter or draftsman made sketches or drawings to represent certain features or elements of a building. This term is not found in any specific biblical verse and refers to a wide range of different uses of the word "agrostography."
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