Golden Bough. A Study in Magic and Religion. Part 5. Spirits Of The Corn And Of The Wild. Volume 1.
James Frazer
Play
Length 10 h 57 min
Chapters 14
First published 1912
The seventh volume in The Golden Bough series by Sir James George Frazer. The figure of the dying and reviving god in Oriental religions of Classical antiquity is returned to, and compared with the systems of belief in Europe. - Summary by leon harvey
Chapters
1
PREFACE. Read by Leon Harvey 9:16
2
II. Demeter and Persephone. Part 1. Read by Leon Harvey 1:05:02
3
II. Demeter and Persephone. Part 2. Read by Leon Harvey 45:50
4
III. Magical Significance of Games in Primitive Agriculture. Read by Leon Harvey 41:56
5
IV. Woman's Part in Primitive Agriculture. Read by Leon Harvey 36:09
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V. The Corn-mother and the Corn-maiden in Northern Europe. Part 1 Read by Leon Harvey 40:45
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V. The Corn-mother and the Corn-maiden in Northern Europe. Part 2 Read by Leon Harvey 40:14
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VI. The Corn-mother in many Lands. Part 1. Read by Leon Harvey 1:09:15
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VI. The Corn-mother in many Lands. Part 2. Read by Leon Harvey 22:32
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VII. Lityerses. Part 1. Read by Leon Harvey 46:03
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VII. Lityerses. Part 2. Read by Leon Harvey 1:09:13
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VIII. The Corn-spirit as an Animal. Part 1. Read by Leon Harvey 38:58
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VIII. The Corn-spirit as an Animal. Part 2. Read by Leon Harvey 36:58
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Note—The Pleiades in Primitive Calendars. Read by Leon Harvey 28:51
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