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Greece and Olive Tree Tradition-Health-Religion. Greece. A field with Olive Trees-A picture on the walls of Minoan Palaces of Knossos. The cultivation of Olive Tree in ancient times. Collection of the olives using sticks and hands. Whoever has wheat ,wine and olive oil in the jar
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Greece and Olive Tree Tradition-Health-Religion
A field with Olive Trees-A picture on the walls of Minoan Palaces of Knossos
The cultivation of Olive Tree in ancient times Collection of the olives using sticks and hands
Whoever has wheat ,wine and olive oil in the jar is rich and blessed by god Legend from the island of Crete Huge clay containers were used for the storage in appropriate places of olive oil.
Centrifugation: Spinning the paste round at high speed to separate oil
Competition between God Poseidon and Goddess Athena. Panagia the Elaiovritissa
Bless the ground that feeds olive tree Bless the rain that comes from heaven and is watering the olive tree Bless three times more the product of the olive tree, the olive oil, because it is lightening in front of icons and feeds poor people free translation from a poem of Ioannis Polemis
Olive oil and medicine Good Samaritan (Jesus Christ) treats wounded person (people). Luke, ι΄, 34
Olive oil, an excellent food To the courteous and honorable from God human being was given the excellent food; bread, wine and olive oil. Bread to support and strengthen the heart, wine to delight the soul and olive oil to please and cure the body from the painful hardening. Efsevios, On the inscriptions of psalms ……23, 1273,47-55
Olive oil and baptism Olive oil is used in the sacrament of baptism. The new baptised is released from the power of devil.
Marriage In 1830, Michaud in his visit of the island of Cyprus realizes that the crowns of people to be married are made with branches of olives. People of Cyprus are calling the Sunday before the Resurrection, the “Sunday of Olive Tree” because according to their custom they bring branches of olive tree to be blessed.
Olive Tree and Art “The collection of olives in the island of Mytilini” Theofilos, 1933
Olive Tree • …I am not a fair, sweet-smelling • rose or citron-tree • I blur the eyes of soul… • Kostis Palamas Knossos, Crete 1600-1425 π.Χ.
Olive tree, a symbol of logevity “Your age, does not prevent you from becoming richer and richer every year!” Aristos Kampanis
Olive tree, the relaxing tree Jesus Christ before crucifixion prayed under the shadow of olive tree. Agony in the garden El Greco
Olive tree, the daughter of the sun and light Olive tree loves the blue sky.
Olive tree, a shady tree Olive tree filters the light and it is a shady tree. Olive treesG. Zoumpoulakis
Olive tree, a symbol of peace, happiness and gladness The pigeon returns to Noah with a branch of olive tree and brings the message that the storm is ended.
The olive oil is the magic golden natural fruit which as the umbilical cord joins the tradition of the past of our existence, with the sacred symbols of our civilisation. It feeds us and introduces us to its supreme, simple, pure and dismantle taste.
Molecular Analysis Lab. Institute of Organic and Pharmaceutical Chemistry National Hellenic Research Foundation Laboratory personel: Errika Zervou, Panagiotis Zoumpoulakis (Narrator), Agni Kapou (Narrator), Ioanna Kyrikou, Ioanna Ntaliani, Eleni Siapi Supervisor: Dr. Thomas Mavromoustakos