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الصفحة 205
This theory is especially interesting in that it reveals the fact that women
possessed by a zar have indeed a freedom from surveillance at certain accepted
times . I stayed one evening in April 1947 with the Falashas of the village of
Ambworo ...
This theory is especially interesting in that it reveals the fact that women
possessed by a zar have indeed a freedom from surveillance at certain accepted
times . I stayed one evening in April 1947 with the Falashas of the village of
Ambworo ...
الصفحة 246
... at which they signify , usually by some symbolic act , their voluntary acceptance
of each other as husband and wife . ... on the other hand , is represented as
contrary to native law , even in those societies in which it an accepted practice .
... at which they signify , usually by some symbolic act , their voluntary acceptance
of each other as husband and wife . ... on the other hand , is represented as
contrary to native law , even in those societies in which it an accepted practice .
الصفحة 78
The customary law of the Xhosa - speaking peoples of the Cape Province of
South Africa is marked by a number of distinctive features ; for example , the
custom of the levirate , which is so widely accepted in Africa and elsewhere , is
described ...
The customary law of the Xhosa - speaking peoples of the Cape Province of
South Africa is marked by a number of distinctive features ; for example , the
custom of the levirate , which is so widely accepted in Africa and elsewhere , is
described ...
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