Animals in the Religions and Mythology of Ancient Peoples (Part 3)
| Autor: | Džaja, Petar, Grbavac, Jozo, Palić, Magdalena, Horvat, Zlatko, Severin, Krešimir |
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| Jazyk: | chorvatština |
| Rok vydání: | 2022 |
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| Zdroj: | Hrvatski veterinarski vjesnik Volume 30 Issue 4 |
| ISSN: | 1330-2124 |
| Popis: | U trećem dijelu ovog rada kao božanstva, mitska bića ili čudovišta opisane su životinje: majmun, medvjed, nilski konj, ovan, pas, pauk, ptice i ribe. Najčešće su štovane ptice, bilo u izvornom obliku bilo prikazane s čovječjim ili dijelovima tijela različitih životinja (hibrid), zatim ribe, pas i medvjed. Životinje su prema svojim odlikama bili simboli snage, dugovječnosti (majmuni), hrabrosti (medvjed), trudnoće i majčinstva (nilski konj), snage i muškosti (ovan), budnosti i vjernosti (pas), uzajamnosti života i smrti (ribe). In the third part of this study, the following animals are described as deities, mythical beings or monsters: monkeys, bears, hippopotami, rams, dogs, spiders, birds and fish. Most often, birds are worshipped either in their original form or depicted with the body parts of humans and different animals (hybrids), followed by fish, dogs and bears. According to their characteristics, these animals were symbols of strength, longevity (monkeys), courage (bear), pregnancy and motherhood (hippo), strength and masculinity (ram), vigilance and fidelity (dog), and finally, the correlation of life and death (fish). |
| Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
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