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	Annie's Epiphany Page
		Epiphany, known to have been observed earlier than AD 194, is older than Christmas and has always been a festival of the highest rank.
		On a Christmas Eve in 1224 he is supposed to have set up a stable in a corner of a church in his native village with real persons and animals to represent those of the first Christmas.
		Epiphany is a sudden comment, incident, or symbol that can be used at any point in a story to explain the meaning of a complex event.
	www.annieshomepage.com /epiphany.html (2031 words)

	List of winter festivals - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Epiphany - January 6: the arrival of the Three Magi.
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		New Years Eve - last day of the Gregorian year
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_winter_festivals (647 words)

	Epiphany
		Thus the actual appearance of God (as in the burning bush) or a moment of divine revelation may be called an epiphany.
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	Patron Saints Index: Saint Trasilla (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Lived as a religious sister without joining any order, taking private vows.
		Received a vision of Saint Felix III, an ancestor, who encouraged her to leave this vale of tears; she died a few days later on Christmas Eve.
		A few days after her death, she appeared to Emiliana with the same message; Emiliana died on Epiphany eve.
	www.catholicforum.com /Saints/saintt73.htm (73 words)

	The Food Timeline--Christmas food history
		There are also ice cream logs, some made entirely of different flavoured ice creams and some with the inside made of parfait or a bombe mixture.
		In many countries it was customary to celebrate Ephiphany with a feast on its eve, or Twelfth Night.
		In France the cake was known as gateau des rois, or king's cake, in honour of the Wise Men, whose feast Epiphany is; in Louisiana it is "king cake"; in Germany it is Dreikongskuchen; it is the Black Bun in Scotland; in Portugal it is bola-rei; and in Spain it is rosca de reyes."
	www.foodtimeline.org /christmasfood.html (11912 words)

	Bishop Nicholas of Myra: Legends and sources
		A European custom in the Middle ages was the election of a boy as Bishop on Nicholas’ feast day (Dec. 6th) who would reign until Holy Innocent’s day (Dec. 28th) when he would have to preach a sermon!
		Another tradition of remembering Nicholas by giving anonymous gifts to children and the poor as gifts coming from him developed in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands - similar to the gifts given by of the Three Kings in Spain on Epiphany Eve (Jan. 6th).
		It is thought by some that this gift giving custom originally replaced a pagan yuletide celebration of Woden, coming on horseback with gifts.
	www.eldrbarry.net /rabb/folk/stnick.htm (2946 words)

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