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Aether: The 1729 Debate Over What Fills the Heavens
Editorial Note The entry below ran as two installments of...
Odin and the Wild Hunt: Riders of the Winter Sky
As the sun begins its quiet return after the solstice pause, the skies do not resume as they were. In the traditions of Northern...
The Other Watchers: Yuletide Spirits of Reckoning
Across the Alpine slopes, the Black Forest, and into the Low Countries, a whole host of winter watchers once roamed. Some were cloaked in...
St Stephen’s Day: The Cost of Action
St Stephen’s Day follows immediately after Christmas, yet it was never intended as an afterthought or a quiet extension of celebration. From the earliest centuries...
The Hidden History of St Nicholas and the Absorption of the Wild
Saint Nicholas is remembered today as a kindly bishop, the bearer of gifts, and the patron of children. But the figure we now celebrate...
The Consequence of Santa: You Don’t Want to Hear This
There is a figure who enters nearly every home in the Western world. He arrives through stories, images, and rituals that repeat with the...
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