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الصفحة 334
The blood covenant was usually made between men , although it was possible for two women or a man and a woman to make one . ( I have already indicated possible reasons why the last of these types of relation was uncommon . ) ...
The blood covenant was usually made between men , although it was possible for two women or a man and a woman to make one . ( I have already indicated possible reasons why the last of these types of relation was uncommon . ) ...
الصفحة 134
Attention was paid to possible explanations of cousin marriages in terms of factional disputes and the creation of alliances , but it was always emphatically denied on the grounds that marriages were too unstable for any alliances to ...
Attention was paid to possible explanations of cousin marriages in terms of factional disputes and the creation of alliances , but it was always emphatically denied on the grounds that marriages were too unstable for any alliances to ...
الصفحة 351
a 2 possible to achieve , or impose . One of the results of this situation was the peculiar relationship of the Milansi and Twachi chiefships — each in fact virtually independent of the other — while on the one side a ritual supremacy ...
a 2 possible to achieve , or impose . One of the results of this situation was the peculiar relationship of the Milansi and Twachi chiefships — each in fact virtually independent of the other — while on the one side a ritual supremacy ...
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