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I don't know if anyone here has ever read Sir James George Frazer's the Golden Bough. Its a book that was written in 1890 and it details the magical practices found among various cultures around the world. These are Frazier's prophetic words in the preface of the book:
quote:
With these and other instances of like customs before us it is no
longer possible to regard the rule of succession to the priesthood
of Diana at Aricia as exceptional; it clearly exemplifies a
widespread institution, of which the most numerous and the most
similar cases have thus far been found in Africa. How far the facts
point to an early influence of Africa on Italy, or even to the
existence of an African population in Southern Europe, I do not
presume to say. The pre-historic historic relations between the two
continents are still obscure and still under investigation.

The book (abridged version) btw is an interesting read in its own right.


 




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