Zur Volkskunde: Alte und neue AufsätzeHenninger, 1879 - 522 páginas |
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Aberglaube ähnliche alten angeführten Aryan Nations Barlaam und Josaphat beiden bekannt bemerkt Benfey Berald berichtet Besançon Betreff blos Brahmanen Bruder Buddha chanson deutschen Digenis Digenis Akritas Dist drei ebend Eckenliedes endlich Erklärung ersten erwähnt erzält Fabel Fabliau ferner Feuer findet folgende Frau Gedicht Geliebten Gervas gleich gleichfalls Gold Gott Goult Grab Grimm DM grosse Hand Hause heisst Hund indem Indien Jahre jetzt Josaphat Jungfrau Kasteiungen Kind Klephten König Lancashire Land lassen lässt Legrand letztern lich Liebe Liebrecht Lied Lond Lustnau Mädchen Mann Märchen Menschen mitgetheilt Modica mort muss Mutter Myth Nacht Namen oben obwol Pantschat Passow Phallus Pinet qu'il Rede stehenden Sage sagt Sault scheint Schlange Simrock Sitte Sohn soll sowie später Stadt Stein Stelle Tage Talvj Tammûz Teufel Theil Thiere Tochter Todten Trich Ueber ursprünglich Vater Version viel Volk Volkslieder wahrscheinlich Wasser Welfen wieder Wolf Wolfdietrich worauf Worte Wuttke Zeus Ztschr zwei καὶ
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Página 259 - And turn'd him o'er and o'er. They filled up a darksome pit With water to the brim, They heaved in John Barleycorn, There let him sink or swim. They laid him out upon the floor, To work him farther woe, And still, as signs of life appear'd, They toss'd him to and fro. They wasted, o'er a scorching flame, The marrow of his bones ; But a miller used him worst of all , For he crush'd him between two stones.
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Página 270 - Namaquas are asked what they are, they say that Heije Eibib, their Great Father, is below the heap ; they do not know what he is like, or what he does ; they only imagine that he also came from the East, and had plenty of sheep and goats ; and when they add a stone or branch to the heap, they mutter,
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