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الصفحة 69
Although there are no special terms for such different types of medicine in the Nharo language , two general types can be distinguished by their method of application , and I believe the Nharo conceive of medicine in this way .
Although there are no special terms for such different types of medicine in the Nharo language , two general types can be distinguished by their method of application , and I believe the Nharo conceive of medicine in this way .
الصفحة 75
Occasionally , medicine dances fail because the men are unwilling to dance or because none of the medicine men present succeeds in entering the trance state . The trance state comes to one , or occasionally two or more men , after the ...
Occasionally , medicine dances fail because the men are unwilling to dance or because none of the medicine men present succeeds in entering the trance state . The trance state comes to one , or occasionally two or more men , after the ...
الصفحة 77
She sat down to rest and the medicine dance ceased . By this time the medicine man had collapsed , and his daughter revived him . Perhaps the most curious thing about this event is that although it had never happened before , the people ...
She sat down to rest and the medicine dance ceased . By this time the medicine man had collapsed , and his daughter revived him . Perhaps the most curious thing about this event is that although it had never happened before , the people ...
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A Note on their Origins Settlement | 15 |
Contributors to this Number | 28 |
Contributors to Number 1 | 29 |
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