The Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 21American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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Strana 133
... common characteristic of the Northwestern and Southern tales dealing with explicitly celestial beings . The motive of magical conception is absent from the solar myths of the Northwest , occurring precisely in the human tale of Anth ...
... common characteristic of the Northwestern and Southern tales dealing with explicitly celestial beings . The motive of magical conception is absent from the solar myths of the Northwest , occurring precisely in the human tale of Anth ...
Strana 217
... common and popular instrument among the peasantry in the country districts . They make these themselves , and generally call it zampogna , or sampogna . Ciaramella ( dialectic in the Messina district , ciaramedda ) is another common ...
... common and popular instrument among the peasantry in the country districts . They make these themselves , and generally call it zampogna , or sampogna . Ciaramella ( dialectic in the Messina district , ciaramedda ) is another common ...
Strana 220
... common instrument in A. D. 50 in Greece or Rome . The snake - charmer and jugglers of India and Ceylon now use a rude sort of bagpipe very similar in form to that of the oldest Roman bagpipe . It is used also by some hill tribes in ...
... common instrument in A. D. 50 in Greece or Rome . The snake - charmer and jugglers of India and Ceylon now use a rude sort of bagpipe very similar in form to that of the oldest Roman bagpipe . It is used also by some hill tribes in ...
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ARTICLES | 9 |
Some Aspects of the American Shaman Roland B Dixon | 43 |
Two Popular Ballads G L Kittredge | 60 |
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