-
customary lore,
taking actions for
folk beliefs,
including folk religion, and the
forms and
rituals of
celebrations such as Christmas, weddings,
folk dances...
-
creation of a
column on '
Folk-
Lore'
written by Thoms,
which ran in the
journal from 1846 to 1849. He
began a
column titled Folk-
Lore in
Charles Wentworth...
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Folk-
lore: A
Selection from the
Traditional Tales is a book by
George McCall Theal published in 1882. It is
sometimes called Kaffir (Xhosa)
Folk-
lore...
-
Folk-
Lore is the
third studio album by
Irish folk metal band
Cruachan released in 2002 on
Hammerheart Records.
Keith Fay - lead and
acoustic guitars,...
- Thoms, the
editor of
Notes and
Queries who had
first introduced the term
folk-
lore,
seems to have been
instrumental in the
formation of the society: as was...
-
folk and
lore. The word
folk originally applied to rural,
frequently poor and
illiterate peasants.[citation needed] A
contemporary definition of
folk...
-
Hausa Folk-
lore is a book by
Maalam Shaihua,
translated by R.
Sutherland Rattray,
published in 1913. In two volumes, it
contains a
pronunciation guide...
- maiden'. Many of the
folk-tales on
selkie folk have been
collected from the
Northern Isles (Orkney and Shetland). In
Orkney lore,
selkie is said to denote...
- William. (1880).
Stories and
Folk-
Lore of West Cornwall, Penzance: F. Rodda.
Retrieved 7
November 2023 M****on, Elsie. (1929).
Folk Tales of Brittany, Philadelphia:...
- in Jewish,
Christian and
Mohammedan Literature: A
Study in
Comparative Folk-
Lore." The
Jewish Quarterly Review 16.3 (1926): 287-336. Al-Saïd
Muhammad Badawi...
