The Popular Religion and Folk-lore of Northern India, Bind 2A. Constable & Company, 1896 |
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Side 20
... humanity was rewarded by a miraculous cure . Similarly , among the Drâvidians , the Kos drink the blood of the sacrificial bull ; the Malers cure demoniacs by giving the blood of a ... human sacrifice . On 20 FOLK - LORE OF NORTHERN INDIA .
... humanity was rewarded by a miraculous cure . Similarly , among the Drâvidians , the Kos drink the blood of the sacrificial bull ; the Malers cure demoniacs by giving the blood of a ... human sacrifice . On 20 FOLK - LORE OF NORTHERN INDIA .
Side 21
William Crooke. dealing with the blood covenant and human sacrifice . On the same analogy many Indian tribes mark the forehead of the bride with blood or vermilion , and red paint is smeared on the image of the village godling in lieu of ...
William Crooke. dealing with the blood covenant and human sacrifice . On the same analogy many Indian tribes mark the forehead of the bride with blood or vermilion , and red paint is smeared on the image of the village godling in lieu of ...
Side 67
... human hair for choice , but any kind will answer the purpose . It is one of the most common incidents that the hero recognizes the heroine by a lock of her hair which floats down the stream.3 A curious instance of mutilation regarded as ...
... human hair for choice , but any kind will answer the purpose . It is one of the most common incidents that the hero recognizes the heroine by a lock of her hair which floats down the stream.3 A curious instance of mutilation regarded as ...
Side 68
... of potatoes . If it is gone in the morning , the 1 Gubernatis , " Zoological Mythology , " i . 49 . " Descriptive Ethnology , " 205 . spirits must have taken it , for no human being 68 FOLK - LORE OF NORTHERN INDIA .
... of potatoes . If it is gone in the morning , the 1 Gubernatis , " Zoological Mythology , " i . 49 . " Descriptive Ethnology , " 205 . spirits must have taken it , for no human being 68 FOLK - LORE OF NORTHERN INDIA .
Side 69
William Crooke. spirits must have taken it , for no human being would touch the food left for the dead , as it might compel him to join their company . On November Eve food is laid out in the same way . ' There are numerous examples of ...
William Crooke. spirits must have taken it , for no human being would touch the food left for the dead , as it might compel him to join their company . On November Eve food is laid out in the same way . ' There are numerous examples of ...
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animal appears ashes Baiga bamboo believed Bengal bird blood Bombay Brâhman bride bridegroom Campbell cattle ceremony charm child connected corpse custom Dalton dead deity demon Demonology Descriptive Ethnology Devak Drâvidian Etruscan Etruscan Roman Remains Evil Eye evil spirits festival fetish fire Folk-lore folk-tales Frazer Gazetteer ghost girl godling Golden Bough Gonds grain hair Hindu horse human sacrifice idea Indra jungle Kashmîr Katha Sarit Sâgara Kharwârs killed king Krishna Kunbis Lady Wilde legend Lorik magic marriage married Mathura milk Mirzapur mystic Nâga Nepâl night Nîm North Indian Notes Northern India Notes and Queries offering omen Oudh Panjâb Notes plants Popular priest primitive Purâna races Râja Râjputs rice rite round sacred Santâls scare serpent Settlement Report shrine snake Somadeva stone supposed Tawney temple tiger totem tree turmeric Tylor village Vishnu witch woman women worship Yaksha
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