"Căluş and căluşari": ceremonial syntax and narrative morphology in the grammar of the romanian "căluş"
Bringing forth the Romanian Calus in a context of sacred and magical medicine can pass for a two-bladed sword: on the one hand, it asserts the existence of a specific affliction, of meta-mundane etiology; while on the other hand, it states that there is a ritual institution responsible for the cure....
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Romanian Association for the History of Religions
2010
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Archaeus
Year: 2010, Volume: XIV, Pages: 197-227 |
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