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A hecatomb is a great public sacrifice in ancient Greece and Rome. It was originally of a hundred oxen. It can also mean a great loss of life for some cause.

Caesar's hecatomb did not convince the people of his sincerity.

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A hecatomb is a great public sacrifice in ancient Greece and Rome. It was originally of a hundred oxen. It can also mean a great loss of life for some cause.

Caesar's hecatomb did not convince the people of his sincerity.

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Hecatomb, actually. A sacrifice, usually large in scale.

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The hecatomb was an ancient Greece sacrificing of 100 cattle. was a sacrifice to the gods of 100 cattle (hekaton = one hundred). Hecatombs were offered to Greek gods Apollo, Athena, and Hera, during special religious ceremonies.

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