The Sacred Formulas of the Cherokees Seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1885-1886, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1891, pages 301-398
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Mooney, James
For hunting birds—A‘yûnini 371
To shoot dwellers in the wilderness—A‘wanita 372
Bear song—A‘yûnini 373
For catching large fish—A‘yûnini 374
Love 375
Concerning living humanity—Gatigwanasti 376
For going to water—Gatigwanasti 378
Yûnwehi song for painting—Gatigwanasti 379
Song and prayer to fix the affections—A‘yûnini 380
To separate lovers—A‘yûnini 381
Song and prayer to fix the affections—Gatigwanasti 382
Miscellaneous 384
To shorten a night goer on this side—A‘yûnini 384
To find lost articles—Gatigwanasti 386
To frighten away a storm—A‘yûnini 387
To help warriors—A´wanita 388
To destroy life (ceremony with beads)—A‘yûnini 391
To take to water for the ball play—A‘yûnini 395
Pl.
XXIV.
Portrait of A‘yûnini (Swimmer)
306
XXV.
Facsimile of A‘yûnini manuscript—Formula for Dalâni Ûnnagei
310
XXVI.
Facsimile of Gatigwanasti manuscript—Yûnwĕhĭ formula
312
XXVII.
Facsimile of Gahuni manuscript—Formula for Didûnlĕskĭ
314
BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY
SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT PL. XXIV