Ex Ovo Omnia : where does the Balto-Finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology

The idea that the cosmos was born from several eggs laid by a bird is found in the oldest Balto-Finnic myths that have been preserved thanks to the conservative form of runo song. Different versions of the Balto-Finnic creation song were known among the Estonians, the Finns of Ingria, the Votes, and...

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Main Author: Valk, Ulo
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: 2000
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karelians
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10355/64803
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spelling ftunimissourimos:oai:mospace.umsystem.edu:10355/64803 2023-05-15T17:01:41+02:00 Ex Ovo Omnia : where does the Balto-Finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology Valk, Ulo 2000-03 14 pages https://hdl.handle.net/10355/64803 English eng eng Oral Tradition, 15/1 (2000): 145-158. https://hdl.handle.net/10355/64803 Article 2000 ftunimissourimos 2021-12-11T23:31:04Z The idea that the cosmos was born from several eggs laid by a bird is found in the oldest Balto-Finnic myths that have been preserved thanks to the conservative form of runo song. Different versions of the Balto-Finnic creation song were known among the Estonians, the Finns of Ingria, the Votes, and the Karelians.1 Note Article in Journal/Newspaper karelians University of Missouri: MOspace
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description The idea that the cosmos was born from several eggs laid by a bird is found in the oldest Balto-Finnic myths that have been preserved thanks to the conservative form of runo song. Different versions of the Balto-Finnic creation song were known among the Estonians, the Finns of Ingria, the Votes, and the Karelians.1 Note
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Ex Ovo Omnia : where does the Balto-Finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology
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title Ex Ovo Omnia : where does the Balto-Finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology
title_short Ex Ovo Omnia : where does the Balto-Finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology
title_full Ex Ovo Omnia : where does the Balto-Finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology
title_fullStr Ex Ovo Omnia : where does the Balto-Finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology
title_full_unstemmed Ex Ovo Omnia : where does the Balto-Finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology
title_sort ex ovo omnia : where does the balto-finnic cosmogony originate? : the etiology of an etiology
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