Bull

3 readings from 3 sources.

Jagaddeva

Der Traumschlüssel (Svapnacintāmaṇi) des Jagaddeva

Jagaddeva; edited and translated by Julius von Negelein

11th century; critical edition 1912 · Indian

Whoever sees, mounts or seizes a bull, a sarabha beast, a cow, a horse, an elephant or a lion in a dream attains fortune.

In the source Wer im Traume einen Stier, ein Sarabha-Tier (d. h. acht- beiniges Phantasietier), eine Kuh, ein Pferd, einen Elefanten oder Löwen sieht, besteigt oder ergreift, erlangt Glück.

Section Negelein 1912

Russian dream book, 1787

Сонникъ, или Истолкованiе сновъ

1787 · Russian

To see tame lions in a dream means receiving favour from persons of rank.

In the source Львовъ смирныхъ видѣть во снѣ значитъ полученiе милости отъ знатныхъ господъ.

What the OCR read

Pre-reform Cyrillic comes out of OCR damaged. What stands above is a reading of the damaged line; this is the line itself.

ЛьвовЪ смирныхЪ вить во С86 3 значи иГЪ лолучене` милости оШЪ знашныхь тослодЪ.

Section Калуга 1787

Miller

Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream

Gustavus Hindman Miller

1901 · American Victorian

To see one pursuing you, business trouble, through envious and jealous competitors, will harass you. If a young woman meets a bull, she will have an offer of marriage, but, by declining this offer, she will better her fortune. To see a bull goring a person, misfortune from unwisely using another's possessions will overtake you. To dream of a white bull, denotes that you will lift yourself up to a higher plane of life than those who persist in making material things their God. It usually denotes gain.