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Seneca Fiction, Legends, and Myths

Note 52 — SENECA FICTION, LEGENDS, AND MYTHS (continued 9)

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This taboo of certain regions, places, directions, and times, is clearly based on the well-known doctrine of tribal men that the jurisdiction or sphere of action of the spirits or the nonhuman beings—daimons, divine messengers, and gods—was limited to specific places, regions, and times; tribal men habitually do not think in the universal terms of modern thinking in the more intensively cultured circles.

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