
The struggle between man and the fair is a tradition. Until the last century the shepherds had to defend himself from wolves, wild boars are now doing damage to agriculture, being able to reproduce quickly and in a night of devastating large areas of crops, especially maize.
many interesting meanings in ancient religious and mythological boar '. To the Celts was a sacred animal, a symbol of divine power. India was the creative force in the chaos after the original. Many Mediterranean cultures identified him with death, kill sigificava defeat the underworld. For the Greeks, by contrast, symbolized the manhood, while for the Etruscans had the connection with the divine 'hell and was driven at night, it also appears with panthers and wild dogs, the sound of flutes.
DNA of shepherds and farmers seem to have inherited some of these ancient rituals and the desire to fight and kill the boar, even in defiance of existing laws.
The area of \u200b\u200bthe crime is in fact a reserve where hunting is prohibited in all species.
E 'useful to add, finally, that these boars large size that makes a lot of damage to native species (plants and animals) have been introduced just by hunters to justify a "sport" today cruel and unnecessary.
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Even our Belli said a similar but bloodless piece of news, in a sonnet:
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DE LA HUNT Reggina
Na Regginella annanno in a sedan
ccaccia in a spot of ariservata,
see a black bbestia ss'inchina
between the branches, and CCE is arimpiattata. Soon
pijja aim Reggina,
and ppúnfete, je gives' n'archibbusciata;
and ggià ssu cquella bbestia mmalandrina
Tie siconna bbotta prepared.
"Oh ddio, festival Majesty nnun m'accidete," cried a
de vosce for vegetables:
"I nun zo a pig, its narrowness of mine, I know a priest." The
I had to scream Reggina pavura;
jje and said, "Hello, caged, and to learn
spaventamme cratura in the body."
Rome, February 10, 1833
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IMAGES. 1. The wild boar hunting is an ancient tradition, also depicted on Greek vases, Etruscan tombs and Etruscan and Roman sculptures. Here is cineraria Etruscan inspired the myth of Meleager and the boar hunt Caledonia. 2. Sedan royal "the English", governed by two horses, much more robust and higher floor, and devoid of unarmed porters on foot. Could well have been the type chosen by the pregnant queen for his sortie into the forest between dense bushes and ravines (model collectors).
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