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The Beginnings of Poetry

Note 247 — Chapter II · RHYTHM AS THE ESSENTIAL FACT OF POETRY (continued 2)

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Several men, as a rule, trod the grapes with naked feet. Songs directly sprung from this labour survived for long ages. The material is indicated by Bücher, pp. 88 f. The later festal songs, of course, were symbolical and reminiscent.

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