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F FALASHA See Jews of Ethiopia; Music: Arab and Jewish Music of North Africa; Northeastern Africa See Architecture; Central Africa <strong>African</strong> folklore 246 FANG FESTIVALS: MUTOMBOKO FESTIVAL OF THE LUNDA You are the one who has assumed leadership. Great One, you are the remnant of the ancient Royal Highness. The sovereign ruler who is as firmly planted as a banana tree. The strong one, you walk over the weak ones and subdue even the those who resist your firm control. (praise for Kazembe sung by Chipolobwe Mwadya Misenga, 1989) Mwata Kazembe is the traditional ruler of the Lunda people living in Zambia’s Luapula Province. He is the center of an annual festival called the Mutomboko that is held every year in the town that houses his capital, Mwansabombwe. The festival usually lasts two days, with at least a third day, preceding the main events, dedicated to more informal celebratory activities, such as dancing, music, drinking, and general revelry. There are
<strong>African</strong> Americans 247 usually several ceremonial events, some involving ritual activities that characterize each Mutomboko festival. The gathering is marked by a high level of celebratory license, knit together by the music, dance, and song of Lunda and visiting performers. One of the objects of the festival is to celebrate the position of “perpetual” kingship among the Lunda, and there is an emphasis on retellings and celebrations of seminal events in Lunda history. These include accounts of the original migrations of Lunda royalty and their soldiers into the area from the west, from what is now called the Democratic Republic of the Congo. There is a much larger group of people who call themselves Lunda, with links to the larger Luba group in the Congo. In fact, several migrations have led to at least one more group of Lunda people settling in the northwestern Province of Zambia. This latter group is closely associated with the Ndembu and speak a language different from that spoken by the Luapula Lunda. Nevertheless, both groups recognize their common ancestral ties by maintaining formal cordial relationships, with their chiefs often attending each other’s festivals and installments. They also readily acknowledge the Lunda king in the Congo, Mwata Yamvwa, as their progenitor and traditional overlord. The Mutomboko usually takes place on the last weekend in July, the date roughly corresponding to the installment of Mwata Kazembe XVII, Paul Kanyembo Lutaba, in 1961. This Kazembe is credited with reviving and formalizing a set of older rites and activities that have become the current festival. In its current form, the Mutomboko ceremonies are preceded by a day or two of celebration and the bringing of gifts to Mwansabombwe, the home or palace of Mwata Kazembe. The gifts come from all parts of the Lunda area, consisting mostly of foodstuffs and locally brewed beer (made of maize or finger-millet) and, occasionally, cash. Formal activities begin in the afternoon of the day before the major rites and ceremonies. On this afternoon, there is a gathering of elders and notables to conduct important business and the performance of dances meant to celebrate the occasion and honor Kazembe. The elders and officials sit in a large section just outside the wall of the palace, facing a small courtyard, ringed and partly shaded by miyombo trees. A large crowd attends the ceremony, celebrating the events, applauding the skills of the dancers and musicians, and praising the Mwata himself. This ceremony is called the Mutentamo, and its specific purposes, as noted by several Lunda scholars, are the: 1. Investiture of Lundahood on a non-Lunda citizen for gallantry or other achievements. 2. Installation of a member of the royal family, or an important councillor, to a hereditary office, umwanso. 3. Removal of insignia of office from the holder for disloyalty to the Mwata and gross misconduct. 4. Welcoming of an important visiting chief or dignitary from outside the Mwata’s jurisdiction. (Chinyanta and Chiwale 1989, 35) After the various ceremonies and addresses, mostly conducted by the Mwata’s spokesman, Kazembe closes the ceremony by dancing an abbreviated version of the Mutomboko, translated as “the dance of conquest,” to the cheers of the gathered crowd. On the morning of the second and final day, Mwata Kazembe, dressed in a plain, white, short-sleeved shirt, a white head scarf, and white pajama-like trousers, moves from his home to a small shrine within the palace compound called the nakabutula. There, the
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To Our Teachers: William Bascom, Ri
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INTRODUCTION The Continent of Afric
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS David Adu-Aman
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LIST OF ENTRIES Algeria Ancestors A
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African Americans 829 A Narrative G
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African Americans 831 triumphs over
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the proverb says, “Knead your own
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problem for its people for centurie
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usually characterized by a more phi
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African Americans 841 The little pa
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African Americans 845 poem interact
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African Americans 861 heard the gun
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African Americans 863 There are als
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African Americans 865 Jones, A.M.,
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African Americans 867 prescriptive
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African Americans 869 the 1980s. In
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African Americans 871 Those seminal
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African Americans 873 Studies of Sh
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African Americans 875 Bourdillon, M
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African Americans 877 The hunter to
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African Americans 879 are designate
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African Americans 881 See also Dias
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African Americans 883 Strickland, B
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African Americans 885 wear the face
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African Americans 887 central state
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African Americans 889 trade. It has
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African Americans 891 collected by
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African Americans 895 A Xhosa woman
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African Americans 897 Nokavala, a X
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African Americans 899 but they can
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African Americans 901 Arabic is the
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African Americans 903 differ in voc
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African Americans 905 disappearance
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African Americans 907 People, Anima
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African Americans 909 Surrogate lan
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Nketia, J.H.Kwabena. 1971. Surrogat
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African Americans 913 T TABWA See A
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African Americans 915 smoothness or
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African Americans 917 crucial momen
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African Americans 919 Domowitz note
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African Americans 921 Technological
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African Americans 923 Multiple Patt
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African Americans 925 Central Afric
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African Americans 927 Contemporary
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African Americans 929 pillows. They
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African Americans 931 References Be
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African Americans 933 considered mu
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African Americans 935 more popular
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African Americans 937 Jeyifo, Biodu
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African Americans 939 thunderous ex
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African Americans 941 References Co
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African Americans 943 being perform
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African Americans 945 The first Yor
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African Americans 947 TIV See Perfo
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African Americans 949 Olakhalaka ak
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African Americans 951 identity and
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African Americans 953 TOURISM AND T
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African Americans 955 markets, novi
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African Americans 957 longer be pos
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African Americans 959 Povey, John.
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African Americans 961 References Ab
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African Americans 963 Hare talks a
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African Americans 965 TRICKSTERS: E
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African Americans 967 They know ver
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See Central African Folklore; Rwand
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African Americans 971 material of t
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African Americans 973 (in the Propp
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African Americans 977 A number of t
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African Americans 981 The third fac
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African Americans 983 References Kn
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African Americans 987 institutional
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African Americans 989 characteristi
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African Americans 991 See also Cari
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African Americans 993 She walks umi
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African Americans 995 it to life. T
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African Americans 997 Conclusion Ib
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African Americans 999 Members of a
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African Americans 1001 ruling elite
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African Americans 1003 adornment an
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African Americans 1005 Murray, K.C.
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African Americans 1007 known about
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African Americans 1009 externalize
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African Americans 1011 References B
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African Americans 1013 W WARI Wari
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African Americans 1015 In the twent
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African Americans 1017 tales by say
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African Americans 1019 I’have pre
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African Americans 1021 comfortable
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African Americans 1023 Haiti. And,
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African Americans 1025 WITCHCRAFT,
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African Americans 1027 powerful in
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African Americans 1031 fertility an
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African Americans 1033 WOMEN’S EX
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African Americans 1037 WOMEN’S FO
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African Americans 1051 over the con
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African Americans 1053 farming comm
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African Americans 1055 specialized
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African Americans 1057 Y YARDS AND
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African Americans 1059 Westmacott,
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African Americans 1061 ZAR: SPIRIT
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Appendix 1067 • The Primary Insti
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Appendix 1069 This appendix identif
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Appendix 1071 Chad Chad and Central
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Appendix 1073 Gambia and Senegal, W
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Appendix 1075 Liberia Liberia and S
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Appendix 1077 Mozambique Mozambique
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Appendix 1079 Nigeria, Sierra Leone
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Appendix 1081 Sierra Leone, Norther
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Appendix 1083 Uganda, Bugembe, vari
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Appendix 1085 United States, Indian
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Appendix 1087 Various and Unknown L
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Appendix 1089 Zaire, Luba, 1972. St
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Appendix 1092 Bambara of Mali (The)
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Appendix 1094 From the Village of t
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Appendix 1096 Mami Wata. The Spirit
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Appendix 1098 Senufo, The (West Afr
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Appendix 1100 We Jive Like This. 19
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Appendix 1102 Ayodele Ogundipe, An
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INDEX Note: Main encyclopedia entri
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Index 1106 akyeame. See okyeame ALA
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Index 1108 theater and, 466 aphoris
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Index 1110 Bâ, Âmadou Hampâte, 3
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Belgian Congo, 538 Belgium Lugbara
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superstitions about, 448, 449 body
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urials animals’ positions at, 44
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Index 1118 celestial names, 11 cele
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Index 1120 childwitches, 510 Chimer
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creolization, of Indian Ocean Islan
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Index 1126 de Conti, Nicolas, 14 de
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Index 1128 diseases. See illness di
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Index 1130 EACROTANAL. See East Afr
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Index 1132 of deserts, 413-414 Fula
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Index 1134 Fanta Maa people, 117 fa
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Index 1136 huja, 240 jokes and, 196
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wakes ancestors and, 2 clothing at,
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Index 1140 See also body language n
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Index 1142 Les Ballets Africains of
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Index 1144 theater for, 466 Henige,
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Hunde society, 54 Hunt, George, 121
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Index 1148 See also Comoros; Madaga
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See also Comoros; marabouts; Muslim
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Jung, Carl Gustav, 148 on dreams, 1
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Index 1154 for Kunda people, 179 as
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Index 1156 unification through, 107
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Index 1158 oral literature Arabic/J
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Index 1160 oratory in, 322 Malagasy
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and masquerades, 241-244, 332 songs
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Index 1164 as potters, 59 as sculpt
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Index 1166 in electronic media, 110
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Mutsiya wa Munge, 473 Mutwa, Credo
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Index 1170 N’diaye, Felix Samba,
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Nyerere, Julius, 19, 84, 158, 453 N
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Index 1174 Yoruba, 72, 325-326, 405
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picong (coded remark said in jest),
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Index 1178 of southern Africa, 422-
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queens. See specific individuals Qu
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y universities, 184-188, 231, 504-5
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umor gossip and, 152-153 legend v.,
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Index 1186 See also loueds (channel
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Index 1188 Sigd (pilgrimage holiday
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Index 1190 in epics, 113-114 for fa
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Index 1192 and healing in São Tom
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Sutherland, Efua, 333 Sutherland-Ar
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Index 1196 in southern Africa, 465-
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in oral narrative, 314 Rabbit as, 4
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Index 1200 theater programs, 464, 4
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Wari, 501-502, 502 Bao v., 19 as ma
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Santeria religion animal invectives
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