Etymology: * From Late Latin doxologia, from Greek δοξολογία (doxologia), from δόξα (doxa, "glory") + λέγειν (legein, "to speak").
Meaning: * A hymn of praise to God, especially one used in Christian worship.
Origin: * The term "doxology" first appeared in the Greek Septuagint (2nd-3rd century BCE), where it was used to translate Hebrew phrases of praise to God. * In early Christian worship, doxologies were often added to the end of psalms or hymns as a way of concluding the prayer or song with an expression of praise and glory to God. * The most famous doxology in Christianity is the Gloria Patri ("Glory to the Father"), which is attributed to Hilary of Poitiers (c. 315-367) and is widely used in various Christian denominations. * Doxologies have also been used in Jewish and other religious traditions to express praise and worship to their respective deities.
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