Etiopiešu maltīte kā sakrālās ainavas veidošanas līdzeklis Hērodota Vēsturē
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22364/adz.56.15Keywords:
Hērodots, ainava, Kambīss, sakralitāte, uztursAbstract
Kambīsa vēlme sasniegt Etiopiju, tikt pie etiopiešu ēdiena ir barjeras starp mirstīgajiem un nemirstīgajiem pārkāpums. Tie ir dievi, kas var sasniegt etiopiešus un to maltīti, nevis cilvēki
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