The Golden Bough: A Study in Comparative Religion (Vol. 1 of 2)Frazer, James George
Religion
The Golden Bough: A Study in Comparative Religion (Vol. 1 of 2)
Frazer, James George
Magic; Mythology; Religion; Superstition
1204 Homer, _Il._ xviii. 570; Herodotus, ii. 79; Pausanias, ix. 29;
Conon, _Narrat._ 19. For the form Ailinus see Suidas, _s.v._;
Euripides, _Orestes_, 1395; Sophocles, _Ajax_, 627. Cp. Moschus,
_Idyl._ iii. 1; Callimachus, _Hymn to Apollo_, 20.
1205 Conon, _l.c._
1206 W. Mannhardt, _A. W. F._ p. 281.
1207 Pausanias, _l.c._
1208 Pollux, iv. 54; Athenaeus, 619 F, 620 A; Hesychius, _svv._ Βῶρμον
and Μαριανδυνὸς θρῆνος.
1209 The story was told by Sositheus in his play of _Daphnis_. His verses
have been preserved in the tract of an anonymous writer. See
_Scriptores rerum mirabilium_, ed. Westermann, p. 220; also
Athenaeus, 415 B; Schol. on Theocritus, x. 41; Photius, Suidas, and
Hesychius, _s.v._ _Lityerses_; Apostolius, x. 74. Photius mentions
the sickle. Lityerses is the subject of a special study by Mannhardt
(_Mythologische Forschungen_, p. 1 _sqq._), whom I follow.
1210 Pollux, iv. 54.
1211 In this comparison I closely follow Mannhardt, _Myth. Forsch._ p. 18
_sqq._
1212 Cp. above, p. 340. On the other hand, the last sheaf is sometimes an
object of desire and emulation. See p. 336. It is so at Balquhidder
also, _Folk-lore Journal_, vi. 269; and it was formerly so on the
Gareloch, Dumbartonshire, where there was a competition for the
honour of cutting it, several handfuls of standing corn being
concealed under sheaves.—(From the information of Archie Leitch. See
note on p. 345).
1213 W. Mannhardt, _Myth. Forsch._ p. 19 _sq._
1214 W. Mannhardt, _Myth. Forsch._ p. 20; Panzer, _Beitrag zur deutschen
Mythologie_, ii. 217.
1215 Above, p. 346 _sq._
1216 W. Mannhardt, _Myth. Forsch._ p. 22.
1217 W. Mannhardt, _Myth. Forsch._ p. 22.
_ 1218 Ib._ p. 22 _sq._
_ 1219 Ib._ p. 23.
_ 1220 Ib._ p. 23 _sq._
_ 1221 Ib._ p. 24.
1222 W. Mannhardt, _Myth. Forsch._ p. 24.
_ 1223 Ib._ p. 24.
_ 1224 Ib._ p. 24 _sq._
_ 1225 Ib._ p. 25.
1226 Witzschel, _Sagen, Sitten und Gebräuche aus Thüringen_, p. 223.
1227 W. Mannhardt, _op. cit._ p. 25 _sq._
1228 C. A. Elliot, _Hoshangábád Settlement Report_, p. 178, quoted in
_Panjab Notes and Queries_, iii. Nos. 8, 168.
1229 W. Mannhardt, _Myth. Forsch._ p. 31.
_ 1230 Ib._ p. 334.
1231 W. Mannhardt, _Myth. Forsch._ p. 330.
_ 1232 Ib._
_ 1233 Ib._ p. 331.
_ 1234 Ib._ p. 335.
_ 1235 Ib._ p. 335.
1236 Above, pp. 335, 341, 350.
1237 W. Mannhardt, _Korndäm._, p. 26.
1238 Above, p. 343.
1239 W. Mannhardt, _M. F._ p. 50.
_ 1240 Ib._ p. 50 _sq._
1241 See above, pp. 286 _sq._, 333, 337, 340, 341.
1242 W. Mannhardt, _op. cit._ p. 32 _sqq._ Cp. _Revue des Traditions
populaires_, iii. 598.
1243 W. Mannhardt, _Mythol. Forsch._ p. 35 _sq._
_ 1244 Ib._ p. 36.
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