 | John Russell (Viscount Amberley.) - 1876 - 524 페이지
...says, " To prevent fruit being stolen, the people hang up certain grotesque f1gures around the orchards and dedicate it to the devils, after which none of...some of it to the pagoda, where the priests, after receiving a certain proportion for themselves, remove the incantations with which it Avas dedicated."... | |
 | John Russell Amberley (viscount) - 1877 - 790 페이지
...says, " To prevent fruit being stolen, the people hang up certain grotesque figures around the orchards and dedicate it to the devils, after which none of...the dedication. For this purpose, they carry some of itto the ; pagoda, where the priests, after receiving a certain proportion | for themselves, remove... | |
 | John Russell (Viscount Amberley.) - 1877 - 526 페이지
...finest are offered, the rest being kept by the owner.1 Another author, describing the same custom, says, "To prevent fruit being stolen, the people hang up certain grotesque figures around the orchards and dedicate it to the devils, after which none of the native Ceylonese will dare even to... | |
 | John Russell Amberley (viscount) - 1876 - 520 페이지
...says, " To prevent fruit being stolen, the people hang up certain grotesque figures around the orchards and dedicate it to the devils, after which none of...the dedication. For this purpose, they carry some of.it to the pagoda, where the priests, after receiving a certain proportion for themselves, remove... | |
 | Manuela D. Domingos - 1995 - 854 페이지
...the Ceylonese are greatly opposed by the interested arts of their priests ; and they well know how to make the devils forage for them. To prevent fruit...liberated from the dedication. For this purpose, they cariy some of it to the pagoda, where the priests, after first receiving a certain proportion for themselves*... | |
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Another author, describing the same custom, says, " To prevent fruit being stolen, the people hang up certain grotesque figures around the orchards and dedicate it to the devils, after which none of the native Ceylonese will dare even to touch the fruit... 