Sun, Moon, and stars

Sun, Moon, and stars

Wilhelm Bleek notebooks

||kabbo (Jantje) (II)

Various statements are given with regard to the nature and movements of the celestial bodies. The first of these treats of the Moon and Stars, ending with the "Bushman-rice" Star Canopus...the second treats of Sun, Moon, and Stars (B II. 377-379); and the third, of the same (L II.-1. 214 and 215)

1) This story is found in Book II

story

1871

Celestial bodies and aeroscopy

Moon (Sun, Moon, and stars), Moon (description of), Moon (about), Moon (doings of), Moon (is a 'different thing'), Moon (is cold), Moon (the colour of), Sun (Sun, Moon, and stars), Sun (the colour of), Sun (description of), Sun (about), Sun (is warm), Sun (is a 'different thing'), different things (the Sun and Moon are), temperature (of the Sun, Moon and stars), temperature (of the Sun is warm), temperature (of the stars is cold), temperature (of the Moon is cold), stars (Sun, Moon, and stars), stars (children of), stars (are 'different'), stars (are 'many'), stars (are 'red), stars (are 'cold'), stars (about), stars (description of), stars (the colour of), child (star's), child (and Sun, Moon, and stars)

377-378