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الصفحة 397
Anyone blocked from access to customary positions of power can either purchase shrines or consult diviners frequently in an effort to obtain ... For instance , an evil person can make a vow on his vuiŋ shrine ( a niiŋ taniiŋ , lit.
Anyone blocked from access to customary positions of power can either purchase shrines or consult diviners frequently in an effort to obtain ... For instance , an evil person can make a vow on his vuiŋ shrine ( a niiŋ taniiŋ , lit.
الصفحة 403
It is the possession of the lɛlɛɛ shrine which finally defines a group as a lineage . ... members of the new group take other vuyaa with them , their medicine shrines ( daaluno ) , and shrines of craft specialities ( tomuŋ ) .
It is the possession of the lɛlɛɛ shrine which finally defines a group as a lineage . ... members of the new group take other vuyaa with them , their medicine shrines ( daaluno ) , and shrines of craft specialities ( tomuŋ ) .
الصفحة 404
Although the mode of acquisition varies ( see Figure 3 ) , such shrines tend to accumulate as a man becomes older . ... Rather , it was replaced atop his dima shrine in his room in the new homestead which became the lɛlɛɛ shrine of the ...
Although the mode of acquisition varies ( see Figure 3 ) , such shrines tend to accumulate as a man becomes older . ... Rather , it was replaced atop his dima shrine in his room in the new homestead which became the lɛlɛɛ shrine of the ...
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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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