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The Medicine-Men of the Apache. (1892 N 09 / 1887-1888...

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Bourke, John Gregory
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Catlin, George, cited on Indian medicine-men 463 cited on Indian wigs 475
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Chalchihuitl, an Indian amulet 588-591
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Clavigero, Francisco S., cited on Indian labret 497 cited on Indian mats of reeds 527-528 cited on Indian food 523
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Coleman, Charles, cited on Hindu powders 515 cited on sacred cords 565
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Columbus, Christopher, quoted on magic powder of Indians 513
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Commerce between "Buffalo" Indians and Pueblos 529, 530
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Confessions of patient to Indian medicine-men 465, 466
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Corbusier, Wm. F., quoted on galena among the Indians 549 cited on use of pollen by Indians 505 cited on Indian medicine-men 460 cited on Indian wigs 474
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Cord of St. Francis, the 556-557
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Cords, used in casting lots 558-559 magic wind, of the Lapps 560-561 mnemonic 561-563 sacred, of the Parsis and Brahmins 563-567 Mahometan belief concerning 566 measuring 572-573 sacred, ophic origin of 574 formerly used in binding prisoners 574-575 unclassified superstitions concerning 576-580 superstitions concerning 553-580
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Countercharms to Indian "medicine" 459-460
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Coxe, William, quoted on Indian magic powder 548
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Crantz, David, cited on scratching among Eskimo 491
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Cross, place of the, in Indian symbolism 479-480
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Cushing, F. H., cited on Zuñi water-vessels 494 cited on Zuñi Indians 452 cited on Zuñi drinking tubes 494
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Dall, William H., cited on Eskimo labrets 496
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Davis, John, cited on Pueblo rebellion 555
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Diaz, Bernal, cited on Indian medicine-women 469 cited on chalchihuitl among the Mexicans 591, 592
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Diaz, Melchior, cited on Indian wig-making 475
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Disease, method of treating by Indian medicine-men 462-468
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Divination with grains and seeds 454-532, 533
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Dobrizhoffer, Father, quoted on Abipones medicine-men 459-463
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Dorman, Rushton M., cited on Peruvian priests 456
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Dorsey, J. Owen, cited on Siouan medicine 452
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Down of birds in ceremonial observances 533-535
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Drinking reed and tubes, use of among Indians 493-498
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Drinks and drugs used by Indian medicine-men 454, 455-456
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Du Halde, P., cited on cords worn by Lamas 561
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Dupuis, cited on castration of priests of Cybele 454
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Duran, Diego, cited on Mexican priests 454, 456, 464 cited on Indian drinking tubes 495, 496 cited on sacred meal of Indians 510 cited on Indian idol of dough 524, 525, 529 quoted on clay eating by Mexicans 538 cited on cords among Mexicans 558 cited on Mexican headdress 582
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Dust from churches, superstitions concerning 537
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Emerson, Mrs. Ellen Russell, cited on Indian customs 490, 495
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Epileptic and insane, how regarded by Apache 460-461
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Etmüller, Michael, quoted on girdles and cords 571, 572

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The Medicine-Men of the Apache. (1892 N 09 / 1887-1888 (pages 443-604)), Project Gutenberg eBook #42616

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