Teutonic Mythology volume 2
Teutonic Mythology volume 2
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Praetorius's ' Storcbs und schwalben-'winterquartier, ' Franef. 1676, p. 185.
764 SUMMEE AND WINTER.
prevails, or did prevail in recent centuries, almost everywhere in German and Slav countries, and bespeaks a very ancient origin. What the minnesingers, with their elegant phrases about the old 'chair, entiy, highway, grace and glory of Summer ' as a king or god, may have led us to guess, is supplemented and illus- trated by abiding customs of the people, which in rude artless fashion drive at t...he main point. The modes of celebration and the songs vary greatly. 1 Often there is only a wreath, a doll, an animal carried about in a basket, and gifts demanded from house to house. 2 Here it is a cock, there a crow or a fox, 3 that the children take round, as in Poland at the time of coleda (new- year) they go about with a stuffed wolf, collecting gifts (Lindo sub v. Koleda). These animals do not migrate, and I leave it undetermined, what right they can have to represent the stork or swallow, or whether they mean something altogether different.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Praetorius's ' Storcbs und schwalben-'winterquartier, ' Franef. 1676, p. 185.
764 SUMMEE AND WINTER.
prevails, or did prevail in recent centuries, almost everywhere in German and Slav countries, and bespeaks a very ancient origin. What the minnesingers, with their elegant phrases about the old 'chair, entiy, highway, grace and glory of Summer ' as a king or god, may have led us to guess, is supplemented and illus- trated by abiding customs of the people, which in rude artless fashion drive at t...he main point. The modes of celebration and the songs vary greatly. 1 Often there is only a wreath, a doll, an animal carried about in a basket, and gifts demanded from house to house. 2 Here it is a cock, there a crow or a fox, 3 that the children take round, as in Poland at the time of coleda (new- year) they go about with a stuffed wolf, collecting gifts (Lindo sub v. Koleda). These animals do not migrate, and I leave it undetermined, what right they can have to represent the stork or swallow, or whether they mean something altogether different.
What to read after Teutonic Mythology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grimm Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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