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الصفحة 182
Formerly practically every important person had at least one wife living at the capital , and when he , his brothers , sons or other relatives came to work at head - quarters , she saw that they were well fed .
Formerly practically every important person had at least one wife living at the capital , and when he , his brothers , sons or other relatives came to work at head - quarters , she saw that they were well fed .
الصفحة 326
The system of age - grouping in connexion with the living and the dead plays a very important part in the life of the Kikuyu community . As a man grows old , his prestige increases according to the number of age - grades he has passed .
The system of age - grouping in connexion with the living and the dead plays a very important part in the life of the Kikuyu community . As a man grows old , his prestige increases according to the number of age - grades he has passed .
الصفحة 327
( 1 ) The spirits of the father or mothers which communicate directly with the living children , and which can advise or reproach the children in the same way as they did during their lifetime . ( 2 ) Clan spirits , which have an ...
( 1 ) The spirits of the father or mothers which communicate directly with the living children , and which can advise or reproach the children in the same way as they did during their lifetime . ( 2 ) Clan spirits , which have an ...
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