Definition: Stagiric is a concept in ancient Greek mythology that refers to an individual who, after being granted immortality by Zeus, was reincarnated into a different body of flesh and blood. This idea was central to the belief system of the ancient Greeks, where individuals were believed to have multiple bodies throughout their lives. The term "stagiric" comes from the Greek word "stagis," which means "to be reborn." In this context, stagiric refers to a
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