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Sometimes the kwar is a plant , as in some Agar and Cic clans who treat the totem plant with much the same reverence as is commonly shown to the totem animal . Most of the Dinka clans whose kwar is an animal derive their origin from a ...
Sometimes the kwar is a plant , as in some Agar and Cic clans who treat the totem plant with much the same reverence as is commonly shown to the totem animal . Most of the Dinka clans whose kwar is an animal derive their origin from a ...
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That many of such plants actually exist is beyond doubt , but I believe they are used in imaginary and not in real rites , for reasons which will be considered later in this essay . Meanwhile , one or two illustrative examples of ...
That many of such plants actually exist is beyond doubt , but I believe they are used in imaginary and not in real rites , for reasons which will be considered later in this essay . Meanwhile , one or two illustrative examples of ...
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There is a truly awful medicine called moti , made from a plant with beautiful purple flowers . It is inserted by a man with his penis into the vagina of a woman . When he smears it on to his penis he utters a spell directing it to act ...
There is a truly awful medicine called moti , made from a plant with beautiful purple flowers . It is inserted by a man with his penis into the vagina of a woman . When he smears it on to his penis he utters a spell directing it to act ...
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OF AFRICAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES | 1 |
CONTENTS | 10 |
The Religion of the Pagan Tribes of the White Nile C G Seligman | 22 |
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