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The calusari is a popular but very difficult [[Transylvanian]] [[folk dance]]. Its meaning has largely been forgotten to all but the [[Company of the Dance]], whom are the only ones with knowledge of how to perform it. A correct performance mimics the effects of an [[abjure]] spell, and it is the only way the malignant effects of [[the Devil's Dance]] can be removed.<ref>[[A Guide to | The calusari is a popular but very difficult [[Transylvanian]] [[folk dance]]. Its meaning has largely been forgotten to all but the [[Company of the Dance]], whom are the only ones with knowledge of how to perform it. A correct performance mimics the effects of an [[abjure]] spell, and it is the only way the malignant effects of [[the Devil's Dance]] can be removed.<ref>[[A Guide to Transylvania]] p. 52-53</ref> | ||
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The calusari is a popular but very difficult Transylvanian folk dance. Its meaning has largely been forgotten to all but the Company of the Dance, whom are the only ones with knowledge of how to perform it. A correct performance mimics the effects of an abjure spell, and it is the only way the malignant effects of the Devil's Dance can be removed.[1]
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- ↑ A Guide to Transylvania p. 52-53
