Magic And Fetishism
Magic And Fetishism
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Ever since the establishment of the religious orders, monks have had the special reputation of possessing the fatal influence. The last Pope but one, Pius the 34 TALISMANS AND AMULETS Ninth, was firmly believed to have had the evil eye. A Roman would candidly say: ' Nothing succeeds with anybody or anything when^Jxa. Wishes well to. Jt. When he went to St. Agnese to hold a great festival, down went the floor, and the people were all smashed together. Then he visited the column to the Madonna in... the Piazza di Spagna, and blessed it and^he workmen; of course, one fell from the scaffold the same day and killed himself ' (18, 23, 25).
Domestic animals always have been considered as peculiarly susceptible to this evil influence. Cows are particularly liable to fascination in Scotland, while in England of all animals the pig is most often ' overlooked. ' The Turk and the Arab think the same of their horses and camel?; above all the Neapolitan cabman of to- 4. Ay believes in the great danger to his horse from the eye of the jettatore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ever since the establishment of the religious orders, monks have had the special reputation of possessing the fatal influence. The last Pope but one, Pius the 34 TALISMANS AND AMULETS Ninth, was firmly believed to have had the evil eye. A Roman would candidly say: ' Nothing succeeds with anybody or anything when^Jxa. Wishes well to. Jt. When he went to St. Agnese to hold a great festival, down went the floor, and the people were all smashed together. Then he visited the column to the Madonna in... the Piazza di Spagna, and blessed it and^he workmen; of course, one fell from the scaffold the same day and killed himself ' (18, 23, 25).
Domestic animals always have been considered as peculiarly susceptible to this evil influence. Cows are particularly liable to fascination in Scotland, while in England of all animals the pig is most often ' overlooked. ' The Turk and the Arab think the same of their horses and camel?; above all the Neapolitan cabman of to- 4. Ay believes in the great danger to his horse from the eye of the jettatore.
What to read after Magic And Fetishism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred C Alfred Cort Haddon to read onlineMoreLess
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