[…] four weeks' exposure on grass, two immersions in bleaching liquor with various supplementary boilings and grassings.

The answer appears on the forty-eighth page of the book.

In the protomyth, for which the Latvian and Indie myths give evidence, the sun-maiden, which Helen strongly resembles, was married to the divine horsemen (v. (Robbins) Dexter [1980]: 21-22; Dexter [1984]: 138-142).

Neurointellectual outcomes in children appear to be more dependent on their mothers' nutritional iodine status than on maternal thyroid function.