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Special rites evolved for the festivals of the summer solstice and the harvest, while other rites were used specifically for beginning various kinds of spring work. Such spring work included sending farm animals to pasture or horses to forage for the first time, plowing the first furrow, and starting the first spring planting. The birth of a child was especially noted; it usually took place in the bathhouse or some other quiet spot. Laima was responsible for both mother and child. One birth rite, called pirtīžas, was a special sacral meal in which only women took part. ... (100 of 5187 words)
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