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Phinehas
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Phinehas or Phinees (both: fĭn`ēəs), in the Bible.

1 Grandson of Aaron. His prompt punishment of two flagrant sinners made his name a symbol of holy, zealous indignation.

2 One of Eli's sacrilegious sons: see Hophni Hophni , in the Bible, son of Eli. With his brother he met death because of sacrileges.
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as, are served with heaping plates of snacks, or tapas, such as fried potatoes with spicy sauce, Spanish omelet, and pinchos (small slices of bread topped with cheese, ham and everything in between).
You would have pinchos before lunch or dinner," Rico explains.
 
 
 
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