Personal amulets from the evil eye + about wedding ceremonies

Tumtsov Nikolai Fedorovich (1854–1922), folklorist and ethnographer. The author of about 300 research, scientific and journalistic articles and notes, monographs on the history of literature and art. Personal amulets from the evil eye (first edition in 1896) Table of contents: licking and weaving, rope from the hanged man. Grave land, horns. Stones, salt, fire, coals and ash, network, shoes: bast shoes, bells and bells, horseshoes, colored dressings, children"s shirts, wolf teeth and bats, trees. Herbs. Venik, filac, ligature or nausa, complex amulets, symbolic signs (fingers, eyes, phallus, key), transfer of the evil eye. The second book: about wedding rites, mainly Russians (first edition in 1881) in the book all the details of the wedding ritual. In addition to studying Russian wedding rites, wedding rites of the Western and southern Slavs, as well as ancient Indians, Greeks, Romans and Germans, are affected. Circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology