Africa, المجلد 68،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 1998 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 69
... OROYEYE IN THE KINGDOM OF AYEDE The cult of Oroyeye is not typical of the Yoruba ritual associations conventionally referred to as òrişà cults , in that its ritual functions are much more specialised . Whereas cults of the òrişà - such ...
... OROYEYE IN THE KINGDOM OF AYEDE The cult of Oroyeye is not typical of the Yoruba ritual associations conventionally referred to as òrişà cults , in that its ritual functions are much more specialised . Whereas cults of the òrişà - such ...
الصفحة 81
... Oroyeye is reserved exclusively to women , yet I eventually learned that their real leader was the Àró , an elderly man from the Imela lineage in Owaiye who also held the second highest post within Ayede's senior age set ( called ...
... Oroyeye is reserved exclusively to women , yet I eventually learned that their real leader was the Àró , an elderly man from the Imela lineage in Owaiye who also held the second highest post within Ayede's senior age set ( called ...
الصفحة 90
... Oroyeye cult for mercy , such a mild offender must sacrifice to his or her ancestors in a ceremony called Ààwọ . The connection between Oroyeye and lineage identity is discussed below . 5 According to one of the journal's anonymous ...
... Oroyeye cult for mercy , such a mild offender must sacrifice to his or her ancestors in a ceremony called Ààwọ . The connection between Oroyeye and lineage identity is discussed below . 5 According to one of the journal's anonymous ...
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conservation community | 25 |
legitimating | 46 |
Locating the politics of a Sierra Leonean chiefdom | 55 |
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