- In structuralism-influenced
studies of mythology, a
mytheme is a
fundamental generic unit of
narrative structure (typically
involving a
relationship between...
- chariots.
Three Indo-European
traditions (Gr****,
Indic and Baltic)
attest the
mytheme of
equestrian twins, all ****ociated with the dawn or the sun's daughter...
- or the
liquid quality of water. He can
foretell the ****ure, but, in a
mytheme familiar to
several cultures, will
change his
shape to
avoid doing so;...
- This has been
taken to
confirm that at
least some
aspects of Charon's
mytheme are
reflected in some Gr**** and
Roman funeral practices, or else the coins...
-
surrounding the Eye of
Horus and the Eye of Ra are
based around the same
mytheme, or core
element of a myth, and that "rather than
postulating a single...
- her in a room atop a
bronze tower in the
courtyard of his palace: This
mytheme is also
connected to Ares, Oenopion, Eurystheus, and others. Zeus came...
- it
miraculously took root and
blossomed as the "Glastonbury Thorn". The
mytheme of the
staff that
Joseph of
Arimathea set in the
ground at Glastonbury...
- used more generally, as a term for a
mythological archetype or a
supposed mytheme that re-occurs
throughout the world's cultures. Omry
Ronen referred to...
- Turtle, also
called the
Cosmic Turtle or the World-Bearing Turtle, is a
mytheme of a
giant turtle (or tortoise)
supporting or
containing the world. It...
- Holy
Mountain may
refer to: the
mytheme or
archetype of the
world mountain mountains considered sacred mountains in
Abrahamic tradition Mount Sinai, by...
