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الصفحة 333
Kaguru say that this was difficult because such persons were always in danger of having sexual relations with one another , an act which would ruin the covenant relationship's proper characteralthough it would not suffice to break the ...
Kaguru say that this was difficult because such persons were always in danger of having sexual relations with one another , an act which would ruin the covenant relationship's proper characteralthough it would not suffice to break the ...
الصفحة 336
The relations between persons linked matrilineally and linked through blood covenant differ , however , in many important respects : ( 1 ) Most ' matrilineal kin are related in a hierarchical sense and their mutual obligations are ...
The relations between persons linked matrilineally and linked through blood covenant differ , however , in many important respects : ( 1 ) Most ' matrilineal kin are related in a hierarchical sense and their mutual obligations are ...
الصفحة 337
Certain aspects of the relations between blood - covenant comrades resemble the relations between kin of alternate generations . Both types of relations have relatively few of the hierarchical aspects which lend restraint and tension to ...
Certain aspects of the relations between blood - covenant comrades resemble the relations between kin of alternate generations . Both types of relations have relatively few of the hierarchical aspects which lend restraint and tension to ...
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