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Describes rituals involved in curing illness believed to be caused by magic. Includes examples and references.
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SYMBOLIC HEALING IN HUNGARIAN ETHNOMEDICINE |
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Society, Folklore, Magic - Symbolic Healing in Hungarian Ethnomedicine. Describes rituals involved in curing illness believed to be caused by magic. |
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