The last day of an Afterfeast is called the Apodosis ("
leave-taking", lit. " "giving-back") of the Feast. On the Apodosis, most of the
Kaynak: Afterfeast"It was my bitter
leave-taking of England," he wrote in a prologue to the revised second edition of 1957, "where I had recently broken a
Kaynak: Good-Bye to All Thateffective implicit
leave-taking (The other poem she is referring to is "To the Roaring Wind", quoted at the bottom of the main Harmonium essay.)
Kaynak: Tea (poem)some studies show that the FMLA has had a limited impact on the
leave-taking behavior of new parents Though specific amounts can vary,
Kaynak: Parental leave economicsMany of the hymns from the first day of the feast are repeated on the Apodosis (
leave-taking of the feast). Although it is ranked as a
Kaynak: Mid-PentecostThe Afterfeast of Pascha lasts for 40 days, beginning on the Sunday of Pascha and concluding with the Apodosis ("
leave-taking") of Pascha
Kaynak: PentecostarionIn Greek practice , the Paschal services of Bright Week are repeated on the Apodosis ("
leave-taking") of Pascha—the day before Ascension
Kaynak: Entrance (liturgical)Huicho Nuebo, a Nuestra Señora del Carmen, de la ciudad de Trujillo. Otusco 20 Cachua: La Despedida, de Guamachuco - a cachua for
leave-taking.
Kaynak: Codex Martínez Compañónca/m3608/ | author Martti Kangas | title More in Anger: George Bain's bitter
leave-taking from The Globe and Mail | publisher Ryerson
Kaynak: George Bain (journalist)After the apodosis (
leave-taking) of that feast, hymns of the Nativity are chanted on Sundays and higher-ranking feast days.
Kaynak: Nativity Fastengaging Troy Patterson of Slate called it "too campy," adding: "'Bag of Bones' attempts to say something about care-giving and
leave-taking.
Kaynak: Bag of Bones (TV film)