 | Reginald Campbell Thompson - 1908 - 364 หน้า
...corresponding superstition ahout the woman in her courses. From the first time when this occurs the woman is carefully segregated from the rest of the tribe, often for a long time,1 and she becomes tabu again on each successive occasion. These tabus at once show how fearful... | |
 | Iva Lowther Peters - 1920 - 124 หน้า
...of natural powers attached themselves to a woman during the menstrual period (12: p. 448). Kabbinic laws demand that "a woman during all the days of her...keep. This belief survives among the folk today in America, and was evidently brought early in the history of the country, for it is common among pioneer... | |
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Niddah, applied to a woman at that time, means "to lay under a ban." The reconstruction of the ancient Assyrian texts shows that the law of the unclean taboo on the woman in her courses holds for them. Up to the present time the Semitic woman is carefully... 