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hi·ero·dule (hī′ər ō do̵̅o̅l′, -dyo̵̅o̅l′)
noun
in ancient Greece, a temple slave, dedicated to the service of a god
Etymology: LL hierodulus < Gr hierodoulos < hieros (see hiero-) + doulos, slave
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