The Legend of Arta Bridge Chameria (Çamëria)
Abstract
The following text is one of my own studies that started as a selfish desire to write an essay which then slowly turned into a study of a legend that I had read about before from Ismail Kadare and Fatos M. Rrapaj. When I decided to write about this very beautiful legend, the millennial bridge located in the city of Arta, today part of Greek territory since the Berlin Congress, thought to me, I could find something about this in the General Directorate of Archives. You can now enjoy the version by folklore collector, Lluk Karafili, which I found in the General Directorate of Archives, File 255, pages 11–12. My study or work, in this case, is to show the three versions, narrating the same legend in different languages. I’ve made a comparison so that I could mark the value of each version.
Keywords: Arta bridge, legend, General Directorate of Archives, Arta, narration, etc.
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