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The Religion of the Ancient Celts

Note 881 — Chapter XVII

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Footnote 881:

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The religious interdictions mentioned by Cæsar (vi. 13) may be regarded as tabus, while the spoils of war placed in a consecrated place (vi. 18), and certain animals among the Britons (v. 12), were clearly under tabu.

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