„Hoja, lero, dolerije” – „Haileroi, d’aileroi!” Un important document folcloric din literatura raguzană, despre expansiunea românilor pe coasta dalmatină la sfârşitul Evului Mediu
‘Hoja, lero, dolerije’ – ‘Haileroi, d’aileroi!’ An Important Folklore Document of Raguzan Literature Regarding the Expansion of Romanians on the Dalmatian Coast at the End of the Middle Ages
Author(s): Petru CaramanContributor(s): Ion H. Ciubotaru (Editor)
Subject(s): Cultural Anthropology / Ethnology
Published by: Editura Palatul Culturii
Keywords: ‘Hoja’; ‘Lero’; ‘Dolerije’; ‘Lerijane’; ‘Bog Lero’; ‘Stup Lero’; St. Ilar; gods; ‘vile’; satyresses
Summary/Abstract: Professor Petru Caraman’s study is a thorough critical analysis on few mysterious expressions (Hoja, Lero, Dolerije, Lerijane) found in the writings of some 17th-18th century Dalmatian authors (Dominko Zlatarić, Divo Gundulić and Junije Palmotić) on whom controversial points of view had been expressed by Croatian researchers. The historical and ethnographic documents invoked by the Romanian specialist come to confirm the hypothesis of Milovan Gavazzi, who ascribed these terms to Romanian influences. Unfortunately, this study remained unfinished
Journal: Anuarul Muzeului Etnografic al Moldovei
- Issue Year: 2018
- Issue No: 18
- Page Range: 79-105
- Page Count: 27
- Language: Romanian