*Jonas Trikūnas, ed (1999). Of Gods & Holidays: The Baltic Heritage. Tvermė. pp. 75–77.
*Jonas Trikūnas, ed (1999). Of Gods & Holidays: The Baltic Heritage. Tvermė. pp. 120–124.
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...mall open court) of the house. Here people sacrificed food to the Lares on holidays.
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*Jonas Trikūnas, ed (1999). Of Gods & Holidays: The Baltic Heritage. Tvermė. pp. 85–87. ISBN 9986-476-27-5.
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...(N. India) or five days such as in the Durga Puja, one of Bengal's biggest holidays.
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...iven a window in the temple through which he could be seen, and on certain holidays was led through the streets of the city, bedecked with jewelry and flowers.
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Today the Perchten are still a traditional part of Salzburg and Austrian holidays and festivals (such as the Carnival Fastnacht). The wooden animal masks mad
8 KB (1,269 words) - 21:34, 5 November 2009
...ld become blind, deaf, or lame. Ale gather at night on the eves of greater holidays, divert men from their ways into gullies, and torture them there by riding
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...w moons) with a ritual called an [[Esbat]]. They also celebrate eight main holidays called [[Sabbats]]. Four of these, the cross-quarter days, are greater fest
...er cultures- there are several ways to celebrate the holidays. These eight holidays (or festivals in some cultures) tend to be found in more than a few Europea
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*"Holidays on Other Planets"
*"Not the Stuff of Holidays"
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...ased [[ancestor]]s, the [[weather]], [[gambling]], [[sports]], [[food]], [[holidays]], [[occupations]], excessive [[scrupulosity]], [[death]], [[luck]], and/or
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...went down to his boathouse to get the keg of brandy he had bought for the holidays. When he got in, he noticed a draug sitting on the keg, staring out to sea.
11 KB (1,894 words) - 20:26, 28 December 2011
...indeed Lady-day in harvest, that everybody knows to be one of the greatest holidays in the year--Tom Fitzpatrick was taking a ramble through the ground, and we
19 KB (3,392 words) - 18:47, 16 October 2009
...gious festival. Some families, churches, and religious schools combine the holidays.
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...probably made public appearances on relevant occasions, such as religious holidays and major fairs. As a pastime he probably enjoyed hunting on the vast princ
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