Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... earth and water , generates organisms . Aristotle also advanced the opinion that frogs , snakes , eels , and smaller organisms are automatically developed from the mud , while Lucretius says , " Plants and trees arise directly out of ...
... earth and water , generates organisms . Aristotle also advanced the opinion that frogs , snakes , eels , and smaller organisms are automatically developed from the mud , while Lucretius says , " Plants and trees arise directly out of ...
Strana 90
... Earth - Mother . As the universal mother she is consequently the object of the worship of all . The Earth - Mother appears under various names , which differ in different clans , apparently indicating that before the various clans now ...
... Earth - Mother . As the universal mother she is consequently the object of the worship of all . The Earth - Mother appears under various names , which differ in different clans , apparently indicating that before the various clans now ...
Strana 93
... Earth goddess has the name Muyinuñ ; but they are the same sun and earth personations with special clan names . The festivals known as basket dances , called by the Hopi the Lalakonti and Owakülti , have an analogous personation of clan ...
... Earth goddess has the name Muyinuñ ; but they are the same sun and earth personations with special clan names . The festivals known as basket dances , called by the Hopi the Lalakonti and Owakülti , have an analogous personation of clan ...
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