Khont Hon Nofer the Lands of Ethiopia
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There are, there- fore, among the natives as many gods almost as there are dead. All cannot be worshipped, and, therefore, a selection has to be made. The people Penates. 140 KHONT-HON-NOFER naturally turn to their dead relatives and amongst those they worship, either the great dead chiefs or their own fathers and grandfathers. " Carlyle, in " Heroes and Hero Worship, " points out, quite correctly, that the old heathen gods of Europe were originally human beings endowed with exceptional intelli...gence and physical strength. Amongst the Central African tribes there are family gods similar to the Penates of the Romans, village gods, gods inhabiting special localities, and superior deities. There are gods of mountains. There is supposed to be a god living on the top of the Kamerun Mountain, another on Mount Kenia. There are gods of lakes, rivers, and forests. There is a god of rain, and a god of thunder and lightning. Then there is a god of famine and a god of harvest, to whom the natives chant a hymn imploring him on behalf of their crops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are, there- fore, among the natives as many gods almost as there are dead. All cannot be worshipped, and, therefore, a selection has to be made. The people Penates. 140 KHONT-HON-NOFER naturally turn to their dead relatives and amongst those they worship, either the great dead chiefs or their own fathers and grandfathers. " Carlyle, in " Heroes and Hero Worship, " points out, quite correctly, that the old heathen gods of Europe were originally human beings endowed with exceptional intelli...gence and physical strength. Amongst the Central African tribes there are family gods similar to the Penates of the Romans, village gods, gods inhabiting special localities, and superior deities. There are gods of mountains. There is supposed to be a god living on the top of the Kamerun Mountain, another on Mount Kenia. There are gods of lakes, rivers, and forests. There is a god of rain, and a god of thunder and lightning. Then there is a god of famine and a god of harvest, to whom the natives chant a hymn imploring him on behalf of their crops.
What to read after Khont Hon Nofer the Lands of Ethiopia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hermann Karl Wilhelm Kumm to read onlineMoreLess
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