adj. 1 entitled to deep respect on account of character, age, associations,et cetera (и так далее) (venerable priest; venerable relics). 2 title of an archdeacon in the Church of England. [Latin: related to *venerate]

... examinations andsanitary-educational work among thepopulation , provides compulsory .treatment andregistration ofpatients withvenereal diseases , aswell as.identifying thesource ofinfection Should know : thebasics ofgeneral theoretical ... (Professions and specialties)
... forces .thatpersonify thehuman attitude towards them , objectified andimages .offear , worship andveneration , ortheunity ofboth (gods ., demons , ghouls , water spirits , etc ) BCassirer comes ... (Aesthetics)
... tonatural forces objectively determined .theneed foraperson 'sattitude tothem in.theforms ofinclination andveneration Note thatitisnotnature inits value that.isimportant here , which isunconditional , butnature inthe.images ... (Aesthetics)
... therevealed original beauty of.being anddivine design (Isaac Sirin , St Ignatius , Venerable Justin ).InJudaism , spiritual vision isbased ontherealization of.themystical unity andco-creation ofman ... (Creative methods)
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