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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
fire the phenomenon of combustion as seen in light, flame , and heat; it is one of the basic tools of human culture. In ancient Greece and later, fire was considered one of the four basic elements, a substance from which all things were composed. Its great importance to humans, the mystery of its powers, and its seeming capriciousness have made fire divine or sacred to many peoples. Fire as a god is a characteristic feature of Zoroastrianism, in which, as in many sun-worshiping religions, fire is considered the earthly representative or type of the sun. The belief that fire is sacred ... Read more
pathological fire-setting
A Dictionary of Psychology pathological fire-setting n. Another name for pyromania . Read more
fire-setting, pathological
A Dictionary of Psychology fire-setting, pathological n. Another name for pyromania . Read more

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