Primitive Culture: Researches Into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Languages, Art and Customs, Volume 2H. Holt, 1877 - Animism |
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Page 64
... voyage , no man at the landing , but a voice is heard that proclaims the name and rank and parentage of each newly arrived passenger , or if women , those of their husbands . Traces of this remarkable legend seem to have 64 ANIMISM .
... voyage , no man at the landing , but a voice is heard that proclaims the name and rank and parentage of each newly arrived passenger , or if women , those of their husbands . Traces of this remarkable legend seem to have 64 ANIMISM .
Page 65
... remarkable legend seem to have survived , thirteen centuries later , in that endmost district of the Britannia of Procopius which still keeps the name of Bretagne . Near Raz , where the narrow promontory stretches westward into the ...
... remarkable legend seem to have survived , thirteen centuries later , in that endmost district of the Britannia of Procopius which still keeps the name of Bretagne . Near Raz , where the narrow promontory stretches westward into the ...
Page 84
... remarkable intermediate doctrine , standing between the earlier continuance - theory and the later retribution - theory . The idea of the next life being similar to this seems to have developed into the idea that what gives prosperity ...
... remarkable intermediate doctrine , standing between the earlier continuance - theory and the later retribution - theory . The idea of the next life being similar to this seems to have developed into the idea that what gives prosperity ...
Page 88
... remarkable threefold contrast of the future life among their Aztec kinsfolk . Mictlan , the Hades of the general dead , and Tlalocan , the Earthly Paradise , reached by certain special and acute ways of death , have been mentioned here ...
... remarkable threefold contrast of the future life among their Aztec kinsfolk . Mictlan , the Hades of the general dead , and Tlalocan , the Earthly Paradise , reached by certain special and acute ways of death , have been mentioned here ...
Page 94
... remarkable traits of the mythology of the world . This seems in its origin a nature - myth , connected probably with the Sun's passage across the sea into Hades , and in many of its versions it appears as a mere episode of the soul's ...
... remarkable traits of the mythology of the world . This seems in its origin a nature - myth , connected probably with the Sun's passage across the sea into Hades , and in many of its versions it appears as a mere episode of the soul's ...
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