st john's eve (Meaning)
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st john's eve (n)
the night before Midsummer Day
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st john's eve Sentence Examples
- On St John's Eve, bonfires lit the night sky, casting an ethereal glow over the countryside.
- The ancient festival of St John's Eve was marked by pagan rituals and mystical celebrations.
- Traditions held that on St John's Eve, the boundary between the worlds of humans and the supernatural thinned.
- Divination rituals were practiced on St John's Eve, with people seeking glimpses of their future.
- Herbalists gathered healing herbs and made potions on St John's Eve, believing in their heightened potency.
- Bonfires on St John's Eve were said to purify the environment and ward off evil spirits.
- The legend of the Witch of St John's Eve persists, with tales of a woman accused of witchcraft who was burned at the stake.
- Some believed that on St John's Eve, wishes made under the stars would be granted.
- Ancient bonfires on St John's Eve symbolize the victory of light over darkness.
- The Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare is set on St John's Eve, heightening the play's magical and supernatural elements.
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the night before Midsummer Day
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On St John's Eve, bonfires lit the night sky, casting an ethereal glow over the countryside.
The ancient festival of St John's Eve was marked by pagan rituals and mystical celebrations.
Traditions held that on St John's Eve, the boundary between the worlds of humans and the supernatural thinned.
Divination rituals were practiced on St John's Eve, with people seeking glimpses of their future.
