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الصفحة 137
The chief prophet of the Inkidongi lineage dominated his agnatic kin , all of whom had some claim to prophetic ability through lineage membership . However , only those men most closely related to the chief prophet - full brothers and ...
The chief prophet of the Inkidongi lineage dominated his agnatic kin , all of whom had some claim to prophetic ability through lineage membership . However , only those men most closely related to the chief prophet - full brothers and ...
الصفحة 140
On the selected day , the chief prophet proceeded to get totally inebriated , usually in the seclusion of a house and perhaps accompanied by a brother , or an elder from the delegation . When fully inebriated the prophet , attended by ...
On the selected day , the chief prophet proceeded to get totally inebriated , usually in the seclusion of a house and perhaps accompanied by a brother , or an elder from the delegation . When fully inebriated the prophet , attended by ...
الصفحة 141
A second type of delegation approached the kraal of the chief prophet and sought charms , medicines , and prophecies for successful cattle ... In his prophetic song , the chief prophet cursed the enemy whom the warriors would attack .
A second type of delegation approached the kraal of the chief prophet and sought charms , medicines , and prophecies for successful cattle ... In his prophetic song , the chief prophet cursed the enemy whom the warriors would attack .
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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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activities administration African age-set authority Avatime become belief British called central centres century ceremony chief colonial concerned continued courts cultural dance discussion economic elders established ethnic example fact fostering Giriama given hand households hunters important increase individual Institute interest International Kenya land leave less lineage living London major marriage means medicine migrants movement Muslim Nigeria organization original parents participation particularly pattern period person political population present Press problem production prophet reasons referred region relations relationship relatively remained result ritual role rule rural shrine social society structure successful Swahili town trade traditional University urban usually village West witchcraft witches women young