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Anodos (Template:Lang-grc) is a term meaning 'ascent, way up', from Ancient Greek ἀνά 'upwards, up' and ὁδός 'the way', and may refer to:

enlightenment, as used by Plato
the central character in George MacDonald's fantasy novel Phantastes (1858)
pseudonym used by the poet Mary Elizabeth Coleridge
the third phase ('ascent') of the cycle of Persephone's annual visit to Hades as imagined in the mythology and rites of the Eleusinian Mysteries

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-'''Anodos''' (Greek, "odos" means "the way"; together with prefix "an", it means to ascend or progress upward), may refer to:
+'''''Anodos''''' ({{lang-grc|ἄνοδος}}) is a term meaning 'ascent, way up', {{etymology|grc|ἀνά|upwards, up||ὁδός|the way}}, and may refer to:
 *[[Enlightenment (spiritual)|enlightenment]], as used by Plato
-*the central character in George Macdonald's fantasy novel [[Phantastes]]
+*the central character in George MacDonald's fantasy novel ''[[Phantastes]]'' (1858)
 *pseudonym used by the poet [[Mary Elizabeth Coleridge]]
-*the third phase ("ascent") of the cycle of Persephone's annual visit to Hades as imagined in the mythology and rites of the [[Eleusinian Mysteries]]
+*the third phase ('ascent') of the cycle of Persephone's annual visit to Hades as imagined in the mythology and rites of the [[Eleusinian Mysteries]]
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