Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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Strana 224
... called Kitsune - do . An arrow that glances off into the air without striking the object aimed at is called Kitsune - ya . False fires are called Kitsune - bi in Japan and ' fox- fires ' with us . Weather that is made up half of ...
... called Kitsune - do . An arrow that glances off into the air without striking the object aimed at is called Kitsune - ya . False fires are called Kitsune - bi in Japan and ' fox- fires ' with us . Weather that is made up half of ...
Strana 281
... called the Great Bear by its familiar name , and they had another for the belt of Orion . Some called the Pleiades the Seven Stars , and others the Brooding Hen , or literally , " They sit apart from others , " or are grouped to- gether ...
... called the Great Bear by its familiar name , and they had another for the belt of Orion . Some called the Pleiades the Seven Stars , and others the Brooding Hen , or literally , " They sit apart from others , " or are grouped to- gether ...
Strana 93
... called the snake dance . We find that it offers remarkable parallels to a Katcina festival in its general conception . It was originally the festival of two or more consolidated clans , the Snake and Horn , now represented in the ...
... called the snake dance . We find that it offers remarkable parallels to a Katcina festival in its general conception . It was originally the festival of two or more consolidated clans , the Snake and Horn , now represented in the ...
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