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Today's #FolkloreThursday theme is ... creatures of #myth and #legend!
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And read our guide on where to find folklore here:
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Scylla & Charybdis (Greek mythology). Two monsters dwelling on either side of the Strait of Messina, Scylla represented the dangers of the rocky shore, Charybdis represented a deadly whirlpool.
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The September's edition of @CumbriaMagazine is out now
It includes the monthly article on Cumbrian folklore by @StephenGeoRae
This month, dwarves in Cumbrian folklore
https://t.co/0oJPFRmk9V
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GRIFFIN🦅
..of Greek Mythology, a magnificent creature, with a lion's body, and a bird's head, usually that of an eagle, that guarded the gold and other treasured possessions of kings, a very powerful and majestic beast..
Today’s pairing of #SpecColls book with an item on display in “From Book to Movie” Exhibit @OU_Libraries is: Robin Hood (1917) by Paul Creswick & illustrated by N. C. Wyeth (Lois Lenski Collection) #FolkloreThursday
Today we are celebrating the birthday of author Diana Wynne Jones (Howl’s Moving Castle) our ✨THURSDAY THEME✨ is MAGIC IN LITERATURE✨Tag us for retweets✨
We will also be hanging out with the FABULOUS #folklorethursday🧹📚
for “hobbies, sports and recreation"✨
An early collection of fairy tales was described as "impossible to read without vomiting even on an empty stomach.”
The stories included... Cinderella. What was going on? @jubberstravels, author of The Fairy Tellers, explains:
https://t.co/agFqVtUT6D
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The xana is a fairy from Asturian mythology that lives in fountains. They are all female with long curly golden hair and lithe builds. Their beauty belies an ugly inside; they are vain, cruel, and greedy enough to exhibit hoarding behavior similar to dragons.
El gallo de la muerte, un ave ficticia del folklore cántabro creada por Manuel Llano, inspirada, seguramente, en el mito del basilisco: https://t.co/oSYh9FwEfe
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The #Top5 Magical #Women of Arthurian Legend by @carterhaughllc for #FolkloreThursday https://t.co/Qp3I1Dabcu
A CROOKED MILE - Selected Illustrated Nursery Rhymes by Rima Staines
New! Pre-order your copy here!
https://t.co/oUCAFqCAgI
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#FolkloreThursday In Latin American lore La Patasola is a terrifying, one legged vampire-like creature haunting remote mountains and dense untamed forests and seen as a guardian of the wild animals and the jungle https://t.co/atGcyvv1tf
"The spirit thou lamentest is not gone;
Ye caverns and ye forests, cease to moan!" (Shelley)
🎨 San'Ok (2021)
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The Celtic tree month of Hazel goes from 5th Aug to 1st Sep. Hazel is the tree of knowledge, wisdom & poetic inspiration, & its nuts bring prophetic power. It is good for magical wands & dowsing for water & ley lines, as it holds the secrets of the earth. #FolkloreThursday
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SHERWOOD FOREST
..Robin Hood, folk hero outlaw, forms a gang, to fight the injustices, of the Sheriff of Nottingham, who levied unjust taxes, upon the local citizens, "robbing the rich, to pay the poor.." 🏹
Worn as talisman the branch of a willow tree is said to help aid in healing from a grievous death. The tree is associated with being the ‘tree of ghosts’ & has the ability to evoke souls & to touch a ghost. #FolkloreThursday
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If there’s any one thing that all Americans can agree on it’s folklore. This painting is done with acrylics on textured gesso. #kidlitart #picturebooks #childrensbooks
#FolkloreThursday - The raven - is one of the most intelligent birds. Unlike the eagle, ravens work together for the benefit of the group, symbolizing the benefits of teamwork. Considered a prophetic bird of dawn & a symbol of knowledge & omniscience.
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The cats of #BeatrixPotter, born 28 July 1866. Here we have Miss Moppet, Tom Kitten & his sisters, & wicked Simpkin from the Tailor of Gloucester. #BookChatWeekly #FolkloreThursday #Caturday