The Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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Strana 50
... earth and all things on the earth ; but even such an approximation to an abstract idea of creation is apparently lacking among the Hupa , and Wintun , with whom there was in the beginning an earth of which the section in- habited by the ...
... earth and all things on the earth ; but even such an approximation to an abstract idea of creation is apparently lacking among the Hupa , and Wintun , with whom there was in the beginning an earth of which the section in- habited by the ...
Strana 337
... earth on their next visit , which they did . With the earth thus brought to him , Weese - ke - jak made the world , which he adorned with grass , trees , and herbs . This was fol- lowed by the creation of all the animals , reptiles ...
... earth on their next visit , which they did . With the earth thus brought to him , Weese - ke - jak made the world , which he adorned with grass , trees , and herbs . This was fol- lowed by the creation of all the animals , reptiles ...
Strana 36
... earth is conceived of as a vast animal lying on its belly and stretched out towards the east , or perhaps the reference of points of the compass to parts of the earth's body is to be regarded as only metaphorical . East is termed gwent ...
... earth is conceived of as a vast animal lying on its belly and stretched out towards the east , or perhaps the reference of points of the compass to parts of the earth's body is to be regarded as only metaphorical . East is termed gwent ...
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