Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 12American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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THE COLOR - SYMBOLISM OF THE CARDINAL POINTS.1 In attempting to make any comparison of the colors used by vari ous peoples as symbolic of the cardinal points , we are at once con- fronted by several difficulties . Although such ...
THE COLOR - SYMBOLISM OF THE CARDINAL POINTS.1 In attempting to make any comparison of the colors used by vari ous peoples as symbolic of the cardinal points , we are at once con- fronted by several difficulties . Although such ...
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... colors of the East and West are the ones , as would naturally be supposed , in which the Sun plays the most conspicuous part . The colors likely to be associated with the Sun in its rising and setting are Red , Yellow , and White . Of ...
... colors of the East and West are the ones , as would naturally be supposed , in which the Sun plays the most conspicuous part . The colors likely to be associated with the Sun in its rising and setting are Red , Yellow , and White . Of ...
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... colors chosen for the cardinal points . But this suggestion must be regarded as merely a suggestion , and it is advanced only because no other explanation seemed to be forthcoming . If we include Green as a sea color , we should add to ...
... colors chosen for the cardinal points . But this suggestion must be regarded as merely a suggestion , and it is advanced only because no other explanation seemed to be forthcoming . If we include Green as a sea color , we should add to ...
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