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anatomy
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The ilium is one of the three bones that make up the human pelvis.
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medicine
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The ilium is a bone in the pelvis of human anatomy.
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ancient Greece
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The concept of ilium holds significance in both anatomy and ancient Greek mythology.
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medical community
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The ilium is an important pelvic bone, crucial for support and protection of internal organs, according to the medical community.
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Traditional African beliefs
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The ilium is associated with spiritual and ritual significance, symbolizing strength and stability in some traditional African beliefs.
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ancient architecture
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The ilium is an architectural element found in ancient Greek and Roman buildings like temples and theaters.
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architecture
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The concept of ilium in ancient Roman and Greek architecture referred to the uppermost part of a building or structure, such as the frieze or pediment.
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history
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The term "ilium" in ancient Roman and Greek architecture referred to the uppermost part of a building or structure, such as the frieze or pediment.
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mythology
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The ilium in ancient Greek mythology refers to the city of Troy in the 'Iliad'.
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