REFLEXES OF ANCIENT IDEAS ABOUT DIVINE TWINS IN THE IMAGES OF SAINTS GEORGE AND NICHOLAS IN BELARUSIAN FOLKLORE.
As the images of Saint George and Saint Nicholas in Belarusian folklore converged, forming a non-canonical pairing, they assimilated a number of features indicative of an earlier tradition of divine twins' veneration. Specifically, the paper focuses on the following features: 1) the possible traces...
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Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore
2018
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