UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LIBRARIES » J : : Greek Folk-Songs FROM THE TURKISH PROVINCES OF GREECE, 'H AOTAH "EAAA2 : ALBANIA, THESSALY, {NOT YET WHOLLY FREE,) AND MACEDONIA literal anb iftctrkal translations BY LUCY GARNETT, M. J. CLASSIFIED, REVISED, AND EDITED, WITH AN HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION ON THE SURVIVAL OF PAGANISM. JOHN STUART GLENNIE, S. M.A., OF THEMIDDLE TEMPLE, BARRISTER-AT-LAW. LONDON ELLIOT STOCK, 62, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C. 1885. o.8 1 Thugcdoibh sgeul airRigh na Gre'ige, agns marabha Nighcan an Righair a gleidheadh 7san Dun, 's nach robh aon air bith gu Aillidh, Nighean Righ na Gre'—ige,fhaotainn ri phosadh, ach aon a bhcircadh a mach iIcsarghaisge.' Sgeul Chonuil Ghuilbnich. 'Andhetoldthemthe TalcoftheKingofGreece,andhowhisDaughter ivaskeptin the Dim,andthatnooneatall-wastogetBeAuty,Daughter oftheKingofGreece, to marry, butonewho couldbring heroutbygreat valour?—Campbell, WestHighland Tales, Vol. III.,p. 258. —— ^0 THE HELLENES OF ENSLAVED GREECE (ALBANIA, THESSALY, NOT YET WHOLLY FREE, AND MACEDONIA), THESE GREEK FOLK-SONGS ARE DEDICATED, WITH THE EARNEST WISH OF THE TRANSLATOR AND EDITOR, THAT THEIR JOINT WORK IN GIVING SOME BETTER KNOWLEDGE OF, AND KEENER SYMPATHY WITH, A PEOPLE WHOSE SPIRIT AND SENTIMENT ARE STILL CLASSICAL MAY GAIN HELP FOR A LAST AND SUCCESSFUL STRUGGLE FOR THE COMPLETION OF HELLENIC INDEPENDENCE. ———————————— GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS. PREFACE. PAGE REMARKS, POLITICAL AND LINGUISTIC - - xvii HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. THE SURVIVAL OF PAGANISM. Section I. The Factofthe Survival of Paganism 3 „ II. Pagan Sanctuaries and Folk-song-20 Scenes - - - - „ III. The Cause of the Survival of-42 Paganism - - - NOTE BY THE TRANSLATOR - - - 65 METRIC-AL T-RANS-LATIO-NS.- CLASS I.—MYTHOLOGICAL FOLK-SONGS. Section I. Idyllic 69 „ II. Christian - - - - 94 „ III. Charonic - - - - III CLASS II.—AFFECTIONAL FOLK-SONGS. Section I. Erotic - - - - 133 „ II. Domestic - - - - 157 „ III. Humouristic - - - - 184 CLASS III.—HISTORICAL FOLK-SONGS. ... Section I. Pashalic - - - - 199 „ II. Souliote- - - - 216 „ III. Hellenic - 240 APPENDIX. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF GREEK FOLK-LORE - 259
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