The Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 15American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... symbols is so close that they may logically be considered the same and the minor dif- ferences in symbols may be regarded as secondary growths . By making use of the method of morphological similarities in symbol- ism , we thus can ...
... symbols is so close that they may logically be considered the same and the minor dif- ferences in symbols may be regarded as secondary growths . By making use of the method of morphological similarities in symbol- ism , we thus can ...
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... symbols of the lightning in form of zigzag designs are constant on Hopi rain altars . IDOL OF THE SKY - GOD WITH LIGHTNING SYMBOLS . In the personations thus far mentioned the Sky - god is represented by men , but there are several ...
... symbols of the lightning in form of zigzag designs are constant on Hopi rain altars . IDOL OF THE SKY - GOD WITH LIGHTNING SYMBOLS . In the personations thus far mentioned the Sky - god is represented by men , but there are several ...
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... symbol for the Sky - god , and the association of lightning with the serpent , naturally led to a combination of these two . The Sun and Great Serpent came to be regarded as intimately connected , as shown in the objective symbols used ...
... symbol for the Sky - god , and the association of lightning with the serpent , naturally led to a combination of these two . The Sun and Great Serpent came to be regarded as intimately connected , as shown in the objective symbols used ...
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