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| − | * '''kistvaen:''' a box-shaped or boat-shaped tomb from the Stone Age (from the Welsh ''cist'', "chest", and ''maen'', "stone") | + | * '''kistvaen:''' a box-shaped or boat-shaped tomb from the Stone Age (from the Welsh ''cist'', "chest", and ''maen'', "stone") → this paragraph corresponds to Vico's third age, which is characterized by the institution of burial |
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| + | * '''kiss the vanes:''' the city noises travel to the tops of the buildings where they kiss the weather vanes | ||
Latest revision as of 19:29, 1 June 2019
- kistvaen: a box-shaped or boat-shaped tomb from the Stone Age (from the Welsh cist, "chest", and maen, "stone") → this paragraph corresponds to Vico's third age, which is characterized by the institution of burial
- weather vanes
- vans → morning traffic in Paris and Dublin → wallhall
- kissed
- kiss the vanes: the city noises travel to the tops of the buildings where they kiss the weather vanes
