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saints under alternative names, and, in one case, a harvest-time festival.
Cristfried Ganander's
Mythologia Fennica,
published in 1789, was the
first truly...
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Christfried Ganander (21
November 1741 in Haapajärvi – 17
February 1790 in Rantsila) was a
Finnish compiler of folk culture, a
priest and lexicographer...
- life over the land. In the
eighteenth century folk tale
collected by
Cristfried Ganander, Väinämöinen is said to be son of
Kaleva and thus
brother of...
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whole Russia once upon a time. 18th-century
Finnish folklore-collector
Cristfried Ganander later wrote the same. He
listed the
following sons of Kaleva...
- kind of disgrace. The
earliest account of the
tradition was
reported by
Cristfried Ganander in his
Aenigmata Fennica ("Finnish Riddles") in 1783. Over time...
- supplement, containing,
among other things, some of the
field notes of
Cristfried Ganander and
Elias Lönnrot, was
added in 1997. The
supplement also contains...
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quoting the
following lines with his
Latin translation: Soon after,
Cristfried Ganander included an
entry for
synnyt in his
Mythologia fennica, defining...
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towards developing a
written vernacular literature came with the work of
Cristfried Ganander, who
published over 300
riddles in 1783.
Until 1800, most of...
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English historical Brent Galloway (US, 1944–2014)
Native American languages Cristfried Ganander (Finland, 1741–1790)
Finnish general Marie de
Garis (UK, 1910–2010)...
- se
liseis Carjan casvon". In his
study 'Mythologica fennica' in 1789,
Cristfried Ganander stated the same
about Kekri, and
added that the term
Kekri also...
