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PLATE II Relief found in Bayarid. A priestess (?) and a priest with the Phrygian hood, in the act of worship and of offering a lamb as a sacrifice. The tail of the animal indicates a variety now extinct. The figure of the deity seems to have disappeared. From Alishan s Ancient Faith of Armenia.
Page 5 and 6: THE MYTHOLOGY OF ALL RACES VOLUME V
Page 9: PLATE I Illumination from an Armeni
Page 12 and 13: COPYRIGHT, 1925 BY MARSHALL JONES C
Page 14 and 15: vi CONTENTS CHAPTER VII. NATURE MYT
Page 16 and 17: viii PLATE XXII Zulu ILLUSTRATIONS
Page 19: DEDICATION THIS LITTLE RECORD OF TH
Page 22: 6 AUTHOR S PREFACE naive production
Page 26 and 27: 8 INTRODUCTION The coming of the Ar
Page 29 and 30: ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY CHAPTER I THE RE
Page 31 and 32: THE RELIGIOUS DEVELOPMENT 13 to the
Page 33 and 34: THE RELIGIOUS DEVELOPMENT 15 sacred
Page 35 and 36: CHAPTER II CHIEF DEITIES STRABO, th
Page 41 and 42: CHIEF DEITIES 19 a high rank among
Page 43 and 44: IRANIAN DEITIES 21 imastun, a cogna
Page 45 and 46: IRANIAN DEITIES 23 This fragment re
Page 47 and 48: IRANIAN DEITIES 25 Anahit is the Ar
Page 50: PLATE III Bronze Head of Anahit, a
Page 54 and 55: 28 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY all sobriety,
Page 56 and 57: 30 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY reckoning, or
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Page 60 and 61: 34 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY nian calendar
Page 62 and 63: CHAPTER IV SEMITIC DEITIES SEMITIC
Page 64 and 65: 38 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY II. NANE (HAN
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Page 68 and 69: CHAPTER V VAHAGN "THE EIGHTH&q
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CHAPTER IX NATURE WORSHIP AND NATUR
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CHAPTER X HEROES THE loss of the an
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66 just as Armenak means ARMENIAN M
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68 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY V. ARA, THE B
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70 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY Sayce suggest
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CHAPTER XI THE WORLD OF SPIRITS AND
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PLATE IV Illuminations from an Arme
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74 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY hungry and th
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76 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY underlying th
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78 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY Queen Satheni
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80 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY 17 guarding g
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82 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY We must not f
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8* ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY as their brot
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86 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY than those of
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88 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY 44 quite know
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PLATE VI Al, the dread of women in
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WORLD OF SPIRITS AND MONSTERS 89 &q
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WORLD OF SPIRITS AND MONSTERS 91 X.
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CHAPTER XII COSMOGONY, DEATH, AND E
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COSMOGONY, DEATH, ESCHATOLOGY 95 no
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COSMOGONY, DEATH, ESCHATOLOGY 97 me
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COSMOGONY, DEATH, ESCHATOLOGY 99 an
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AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY BY ALICE WERNER S
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AUTHOR S PREFACE THERE may perhaps
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AUTHOR S PREFACE 107 drawings j the
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INTRODUCTION 109 yellow Bushmen, wh
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PLATE VII A Somali, member of a typ
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ii2 INTRODUCTION and the lighter pa
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n 4 INTRODUCTION age, but because,
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n6 INTRODUCTION across the more or
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INTRODUCTION 117 ones cattle, sheep
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INTRODUCTION 119 them, though they
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INTRODUCTION 121 The animals figuri
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AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY CHAPTER I HIGH GO
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PLATE IX 1. The Baobab at Kurawa, t
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126 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY From the Yaos
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128 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY We have menti
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1 30 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY the moon.&qu
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I 3 2 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY too much to
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HIGH GODS AND HEAVEN 133 Ashantis,
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HIGH GODS AND HEAVEN 135; got spoil
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HIGH GODS AND HEAVEN 137 some men d
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HIGH GODS AND HEAVEN 139 " The
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" PLATE XI The Woman who found
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142 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY is that, as t
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144 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Chilwa plain,
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146 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Colenso 9 bot
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MYTHS OF ORIGINS 147 with the words
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MYTHS OF ORIGINS 149 to find the wa
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MYTHS OF ORIGINS 151 their fathers
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MYTHS OF ORIGINS 153 precariously f
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PLATE XIII The Cattle-Troughs of Lu
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156 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY tsozini belon
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158 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY other Hamitic
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CHAPTER III MYTHS OF THE ORIGIN OF
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1 62 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY lizard, but
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MYTHS OF THE ORIGIN OF DEATH 163 re
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MYTHS OF THE ORIGIN OF DEATH 165 th
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MYTHS OF THE ORIGIN OF DEATH 167 th
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MYTHS OF THE ORIGIN OF DEATH 169 Th
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PLATE XV 1. Abarea, the narrator of
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172 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY The Baganda h
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174 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY the chief to
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176 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Mbundu of Ang
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178 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY to eat till s
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1 82 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY indicates th
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PLATE XVI 1. Carved post (kigango)
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1 84 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY The spirit-w
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1 86 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY the belief t
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1 88 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY viners (wala
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190 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY draw water fr
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THE ANCESTRAL SPIRITS 191 ian of th
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THE ANCESTRAL SPIRITS 193 at the ag
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CHAPTER V LEGENDS OF THE SPIRIT-WOR
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LEGENDS OF THE SPIRIT-WORLD 197 phy
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PLATE XVIII Hut built for the accom
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200 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Usilwane, and
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202 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY occult force.
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204 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY belongs to th
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206 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY we may take t
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LEGENDS OF THE SPIRIT-WORLD 207 wor
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LEGENDS OF THE SPIRIT-WORLD 209 coo
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LEGENDS OF THE SPIRIT-WORLD 211 lik
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CHAPTER VI HEROES THE FIGURE of the
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PLATE XX A bowman of the Southern B
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2i 6 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Haitsi-aibeb
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2i 8 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY evening, sai
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220 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY article of gr
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222 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY of him, kindl
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HEROES 223 to give him a human fath
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CHAPTER VII NATURE MYTHS NATURE MYT
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NATURE MYTHS 227 we sometimes find
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Zulu PLATE XXII " Lightning-Do
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232 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY of the same n
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234 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Let me go and
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236 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY distressing c
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2 3 8 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY say that it
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NATURE MYTHS 239 moment of an extra
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NATURE MYTHS 241 the bystanders to
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TALES OF DEMONS AND OGRES 243 has a
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PLATE XXIV Masks used in initiation
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246 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY one." So
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248 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY brother there
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250 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY so far from t
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TALES OF DEMONS AND OGRES 251 and i
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TALES OF DEMONS AND OGRES 253 But s
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TALES OF DEMONS AND OGRES 255 which
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TALES OF DEMONS AND OGRES 257 an in
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PLATE XXVI Group of Ituri Pygmies.
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260 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY out of an oth
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262 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY the same name
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264 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Bishop Callaw
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266 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Underworld fo
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THE LITTLE PEOPLE 267 them. He gree
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THE LITTLE PEOPLE 269 a great fire.
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TOTEMISM AND ANIMAL STORIES 271 nat
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TOTEMISM AND ANIMAL STORIES 273 A s
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TOTEMISM AND ANIMAL STORIES 275 The
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TOTEMISM AND ANIMAL STORIES 277 to
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PLATE XXVIII Harry Kambwiri (a nati
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280 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY they may hunt
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282 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY channel of th
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284 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Remus "
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286 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY due course re
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TOTEMISM AND ANIMAL STORIES 287 rem
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TOTEMISM AND ANIMAL STORIES 289 the
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\\\ 1. The Story of tin M.mtis. 2.
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292 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY the Hare are
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294 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Hare," a
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296 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY The Hippopota
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298 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY laughed in hi
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HARE AND JACKAL STORIES 299 native
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HARE AND JACKAL STORIES 301 On anot
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HARE AND JACKAL STORIES 303 houses,
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HARE AND JACKAL STORIES 305 that it
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PLATE XXXII 1. The Nyanga, an elder
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3o8 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY him by means
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3 io AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY chian called
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312 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Ostriches, so
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3H AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY are observed,
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TORTOISE STORIES 315 ceeded to asse
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TORTOISE STORIES 317 more point sho
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TORTOISE STORIES 319 of the fruit i
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CHAPTER XIII SPIDER STORIES SPIDER
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PLATE XXXIV View on the Calabar Riv
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324 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Unluckily for
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326 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY this broad hi
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328 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY asked him whe
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330 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY town. 25 The
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assembled 5 vigour, SPIDER STORIES
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SPIDER STORIES 333 and Annancy, dro
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STORIES OF WITCHCRAFT 335 of ogres,
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STORIES OF WITCHCRAFT 337 wildcat.
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STORIES OF WITCHCRAFT 339 distance
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PLATE XXXVI Charms to protect a vil
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342 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY some years ag
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344 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY travellers le
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346 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY of a man turn
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CHAPTER XV RECENT AND IMPORTED MYTH
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RECENT AND IMPORTED MYTHS 349 bowl
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RECENT AND IMPORTED MYTHS 351 Prese
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RECENT AND IMPORTED MYTHS 353 and n
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RECENT AND IMPORTED MYTHS 355 to ge
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PLATE XXXVIII BANTU TYPES, BASUTO 1
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358 AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY Nuwas) has al
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APPENDIX
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364 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY havya-vdhana
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366 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY therefore to
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368 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY This idea un
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370 ARMENIAN MYTHOLOGY permission o
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J, AFRICAN ADDITIONAL MYTHS SUPPLIE
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APPENDIX 373 KAHUTU S wife (and her
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APPENDIX 375 III THE COMING OF MAN
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ARMENIAN The complete titles and de
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NOTES 381 CHAPTER II 1. EXishe (5th
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NOTES 383 religions orientates dans
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NOTES 385 able relation to Vahagn.
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NOTES 387 solation." The other
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NOTES 389 CHAPTER IX 1. Abeghian, p
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NOTES 391 4. Agathangelos, p. 57. C
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NOTES 393 ning s child, the Thunder
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NOTES 395 also bring the child, pro
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NOTES 397 with the retreating barba
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NOTES 399 this subject by Mr. James
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NOTES 401 ezulwini?); [b], p. 56. T
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NOTES 403 38. Kerr Cross in Nyasa N
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NOTES 405 retaining their own class
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17. Gutmann, [b], p. 118. 1 8. See
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NOTES 409 The other versions, notab
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NOTES 411 Baganda). According to so
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NOTES 413 11. Krapf, [b], pp. 162,
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NOTES 415 32. Apparently growing wi
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NOTES 417 14. Frazer, iv. 52-55, se
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NOTES 419 50. A. Lang "Natural
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NOTES 421 . . . I m ole man Spewter
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NOTES 423 29. Part of this " s
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NOTES 425 it said that Hlakanyana s
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NOTES 427 On the Gold Coast he is s
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NOTES 429 1 8. Natal Colonist, Dec.
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15. Ib td.y ii. 143. 1 6. Groome, p
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ABAW . ARMENIAN I. ABBREVIATIONS .
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 437 CUMONT, F., Die My
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 439 LANE, E. W., An Ac
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AFRICAN I. ABBREVIATIONS FL Folk-Lo
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 443 A fricay London, 1
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 445 METELERKAMP, S., O
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 447 WERNER, Miss ALICE
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