Laufer, Berthold, 1874-1934 · London, E. L. Morice; New York : F. C. Stechert & co; [etc., etc.] · leaf 30
oe LZ ee reproduced in No. 71 of the Kokka. A peasant is returning home, leading his buffalo, and two bare, snow-laden trees arise in the background. Their trunks are joined in the middle, as may be gathered from the skeleton-sketch in Fig. 8. It may be that this or a similar legend, like that of… … omen, had grown out of favorite popular traditions Ma Ea and the ancient national #4 . {? c mythology, so few traces of which have unfortuna- Fig. 7. tely survived. On the bas- “Joined Rocks" by Ting Yiin-p‘éng reliefs of Wu-liang, we meet, tan Pune oa e.g., a dragon with two heads, probably…
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