Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... carrying the provisions of the journey , praising their courage and constancy . ' On many occasions the men carried quite as much . This depended on circumstances . When the town of Onondaga was removed six miles in 1682 , Jean de ...
... carrying the provisions of the journey , praising their courage and constancy . ' On many occasions the men carried quite as much . This depended on circumstances . When the town of Onondaga was removed six miles in 1682 , Jean de ...
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... carried on somewhere upon the globe the worship of a " sky stone . " That savage and barbarous people should do this does not seem strange when one considers the extraordinary phenomena of dazzling light and violent sounds which usually ...
... carried on somewhere upon the globe the worship of a " sky stone . " That savage and barbarous people should do this does not seem strange when one considers the extraordinary phenomena of dazzling light and violent sounds which usually ...
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... carried war into Italy , he could be expelled and conquered if the Idæan mother ( this meteoric stone ) be brought from Pessinus to Rome . Accordingly with the greatest ceremony the stone was brought to Rome . A new ship . was built to ...
... carried war into Italy , he could be expelled and conquered if the Idæan mother ( this meteoric stone ) be brought from Pessinus to Rome . Accordingly with the greatest ceremony the stone was brought to Rome . A new ship . was built to ...
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