Primitive Time-reckoning: A study in the origins and first development of the art of counting time among the primitive and early culture peoplesNilsson, Martin P. (Martin Persson)
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Primitive Time-reckoning: A study in the origins and first development of the art of counting time among the primitive and early culture peoples
Nilsson, Martin P. (Martin Persson)
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[251] Sheldon Dibble, p. 24.
[252] Malo, pp. 53 and 57, note 2.
[253] Forster, p. 436.
[254] _Ibid._, p. 371.
[255] von Bülow, _72_, p. 239.
[256] Brown, p. 347.
[257] Stair, p. 37.
[258] Jenks, p. 219.
[259] Oliveau, p. 343.
[260] Erdland, p. 21.
[261] Landtman, communicated by letter.
[262] Meier, pp. 708 ff.
[263] Hale, p. 105.
[264] Hastings, p. 132.
[265] Skeat and Blagden, I, 393.
[266] Nelson, p. 234.
[267] Bushnell, p. 17.
[268] Hill Tout, _34_, 33.
[269] Teit, _Thompson_, pp. 238 f.
[270] Teit, _Shuswap_, p. 517.
[271] _Handbook_, p. 189.
[272] Powers, p. 294.
[273] Mooney, _Rep._, p. 370.
[274] Riggs, p. 165.
[275] Dunbar, p. 1.
[276] Schoolcraft, II, 129.
[277] Molina, pp. 319 ff.
[278] Beverley, p. 181.
[279] _Ibid._, p. 4.
[280] Mooney, _Rep._, p. 366.
[281] Cp. below, p. 73.
[282] Below pp. 72 ff.
[283] Wiklund, p. 5.
[284] Drake, p. 278.
[285] Jochelson, _Yukaghir_, p. 42.
[286] Claus, p. 38.
[287] Johnstone, p. 266.
[288] Barrett, p. 35.
[289] Merker, p. 155.
[290] Hollis, _Masai_, pp. 333 ff.
[291] Spieth, p. 312 and note.
[292] Ellis, _Yoruba_, p. 151.
[293] _Loango Exp._, III: 2, 139.
[294] Hammar, p. 156.
[295] Gutmann, p. 240.
[296] Roscoe, _Bantu_, p. 139.
[297] Weeks, p. 308.
[298] Sibree, pp. 53, 57.
[299] _Ibid._, p. 77.
[300] Schulze, p. 369.
[301] Irle, p. 224.
[302] Nisbet, II, 288.
[303] Malo, p. 60, n. 8.
[304] _Ibid._, p. 58, n. 5.
[305] Ellis, _Polyn. Res._³, I, 87.
[306] Taylor, pp. 361 ff., 364 ff.
[307] Du Bois, p. 165.
[308] MacDonald, p. 64.
[309] Dennett, pp. 130 ff.
[310] Westermann, p. 103.
[311] von den Steinen, _Globus_, p. 245.
[312] Hastings, p. 69.
[313] Wilken, p. 199.
[314] Nieuwenhuis, I, 161.
[315] Jenks, pp. 219 ff.
[316] The figures in brackets represent the number of days as given
by Wilken. See below.
[317] Crawfurd, I, 297 ff.
[318] Wilken, p. 197.
[319] D’Enjoy; Ginzel, I, 467. The latter begins the list with the
commencement of spring and gives dates. The number of days is in each
case taken from d’Enjoy.
[320] _Hiems et ver et aestas intellectum et vocabula habent, autumni
perinde nomen et bona ignorantur_--Tac., _Germ._, ch. 26; Schrader,
II³, 223 ff.; Feist, p. 265.
[321] Fragm. 76 Bergk.
[322] _De sign. temp._, 21, 44, 48.
[323] Roscher, p. 84; the limits according to Galen, XVII A, 17.
[324] Thibaut, pp. 10 ff.; Ginzel, I, 315.
[325] Weinhold, _Mon._, pp.2 ff.; cp. I. Aasen, _Norsk Ordbog_.
[326] Vigfusson, I, 431.
[327] _In der brache, in der zwibrache, in der herbst-sat, in
der erne, im houwet, im hanfluchet, ze afterhalme und houwe, in
der bonenarne, im brâchet, im wimmot, in der sât, im dem snite,
laubbrost, laubrîse, haberschnitt, habererndte._ Tille, p. 10; cp.
below, ch. XI.
[328] Cp. below pp. 78 ff.
[329] _De temp. rat._, ch. 13.
[330] _Im rîs und im lôve, im rûwen und im blôten, bî strô und bî
grase._
[331] Grimm, I, 74.
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