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Rendered by ASR as 'humming jar'; Jiang describes it as a luck-personifying companion that can be nurtured through courage.
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Rendered by ASR as 'humming jar'; Jiang describes it as a luck-personifying companion that can be nurtured through courage.
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Luck is not passive fortune in this model; it is personified as something like a pet that can be nurtured by courageous action and lost through cowardice.
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"What do these stories tell us about the understanding of the individual in the Viking world? This is Neil Price and to prepare for..."
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"You nurture it by showing courage. So in battle if you run off if you enter the battle of courage the pet will be..."
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The Vikings do not look important because they left fewer books.
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