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6i2 APPENDIX<br />

2oH. Disease, same as 20A<br />

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Panel: (i) " Tebal-ei " ; (2), (6), (8) "Sob"; (4), (7) " Gau,"<br />

fP- 57-<br />

20J. Disease, same as 20A<br />

Panel: (i) "Pasir"; (2) " Bakel " ; (3), (4), (6) " Pawer "-pattern<br />

'« Gau " ; (8) " Pawer "-pattern " Tink-tonk."<br />

21A. Disease, " Au-in " ("Ow-in"), unidentified<br />

— —<br />

Panel: (i) " um " ; (2), (4), (6), (8) " Pahom " (" Paherm "),<br />

cp. iF,<br />

21B. Disease, same as 21 A<br />

Panel : (i) "Pen-ying"; (2), (4), (6), (8) "Knel-lap."<br />

22A.1 Disease, " Man-wok kekil," unidentified<br />

Panel: (i) " Pen-hTl" ; (2) and (4) "Btle" or " Bclo " ; (3)<br />

an-yit"; (6) and (8) " Boing " ; cp. 17B ; (7) " Chig-lag."<br />

22C. Disease, same as 22A<br />

— —<br />

Panel: (l) " Kasom " ; (2), (4), (6), (7), (8) " Chin-eng."<br />

" Sad-<br />

22D. Disease, same as 22A<br />

Panel: (i) " Kasom," cp. 17A; (2) and (4) " (6), (8)<br />

Da-da," cp. 23, 17A<br />

" 22E.<br />

Chin-eng"; (3), (7) "Chig-lag."<br />

Disease, same as 22A<br />

Panel: (l) "Kasom"; (2), (4) " Chin-eng " ; (4), (6) "Chig-lag";<br />

(7)) (8) "Let-seig" (two variants).<br />

23. Disease, " Cheb," unidentified<br />

Panel: (i) "Kasom"; (2) "Da-da"; (6), (7), (8) two variants <strong>of</strong><br />

"Kasom."<br />

24. Disease, " Tu-eg," unidentified<br />

Panel: (i) "Let-seig"; (2), (8) " Langut " ("Langut"); (4) and (6)<br />

" covered with ' Goh '-pattern."<br />

25A. Disease, " Ka-tam " (" Kattam ")<br />

Panel: (l) "Pen-hil"; (2) " Ing." The remaining designs are very<br />

peculiar : <strong>the</strong>y represent forest-paths. The disease, a kind <strong>of</strong> fever, which<br />

is found in all parts <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Peninsula</strong>, attacks all parts <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> body in such<br />

a way that <strong>the</strong> patient is unable to walk for some time. This design may<br />

be borrowed from <strong>the</strong> .Sakai, since it is found among all four <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />

Scmang groups.<br />

Tribe : Semang <strong>of</strong> Kinta (" Kintar," Ulu Kinta being a Sakai locality),<br />

who stated that this fever (" Katam ") is less fatal to <strong>the</strong>m than 25C ; and<br />

hence (i) and (2) are used.<br />

25B. Disease, same as 25A<br />

Panel: (i) " Pen-hil " (i size) ; (2) "Yat-fit."<br />

Tribe : Semang <strong>of</strong> Bclum ("Bloom"), who made a similar statement<br />

to that attributed to <strong>the</strong> Kinta Semang in 25A [Plate IV.].<br />

25C. Disease, same as 25A<br />

Panel: (i) "Pen-hil."<br />

Tribe : Semang <strong>of</strong> Bong, who stated that <strong>the</strong>y only used ( i ) for reasons<br />

25D.<br />

similar to those just given (25A, B).<br />

Disease, same as 25A<br />

Tribe: S:mang <strong>of</strong> Ken-siu ("Ken-siew") and E. Semang ("Orang<br />

Panggang "), who made similar statements to <strong>the</strong> preceding.<br />

26. Disease, " Yan-tui hi-li " (" Yan-toe hiliie "), unidentified<br />

Panel: (i) " Hersaydd " ("Her-sei"), same as (4), (6), (8); (2)<br />

"Kem-mit."<br />

27. Disease, " Wing-jang," unidentified—<br />

' 22B is wanting in <strong>the</strong> original, 22C, 22D, 22E are described as having<br />

errors in <strong>the</strong>ir respective patterns.<br />

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