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  1. …Again the dancers run about healing the sick. Two or more theurgists sometimes grab at the same patient simultaneously. The patient often rubs his hands up the back of the theurgist during the healing. The a'kwamosi stands by the…
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  2. The Night Chant: A Navaho Ceremony I. Navaho Ceremonies in General
    …2. — Many of the minor ceremonies are also for the healing of disease ; but there are others for various occasions, such as the planting and harvesting of crops, the building of houses, war, nubility, marriage, travel, the bringing of rain…
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  3. …He was a healer while Uving; since death he is more intensely skilled in the art of healing. He in- spires his servants, thereby giving them the knowledge and power to prosecute the work which he began. The worship by…
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  4. …Ramel of Valencia introduced the remedy to the 1 Berdoe, "Healing Art," p. 34. 2 J. A. I., XIII, p. 321. 3 J. A. I., XIII, p. 323. * Ibid., p. 322. 5 Ibid. 8 Ibid. ' Berdoe, "Healing Art," p. 34…
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  5. …McMillen." ^ Waddle, "Miracles of Healing," Am. Jour, of Psych., XX, pp. 232 253. 2 Catholic World, XXXVL, p. 87. 3 Waddle, "Miracles of Healing," Am. Jour. Psych., XX, pp. 252—253. "Fort Wayne, Ind., May 18th, 1912. — In compliance with…
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  6. …3 Berdoe, "Healing Art," p. 162. * Encyc Brit,, Article, "Witchcraft," Ninth Edition, Vol. XXIV, p. 619. ^ strutt. "Chronicles of England," I, p. 279. 6 Berdoe," Healing Art," p. 237. ^ Roswell Park, "An Epitome of the History of Medicine," p. 136…
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  7. …Though young children of both sexes enter this order, they do not practice healing until, in the opinion of elder theurgists, they have reached years of discretion, when they become members of the first degree. A dry painting is one…
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  8. …The patient is present four nights, and the process of healing is most curious and interesting. A number of the theurgists surround the patient. Each has his two eagle-wing plumes and a bunch of broom straws in his left…
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  9. …The continuance of the cure, however, depended upon possession of the healing ring being retained, for a woman who had been completely cured by the use of such a ring again suffered from fits on its being thrown down a…
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  10. …For other healing stones, see Henderson, pp. 146, 166; Gregor, p. 39. t Sykes, British Goblins, pp. 367-368. iiig him several great stones as we walked, full of petrified shell- fish. He said he believed that they are ^ greuith…
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  11. …After the novices are fairly instructed the}-, the small hoy excepted." make awkward attempts at healing the sick. As all those forming the choir are members of the order of Mystery medicine, they take turns in leaving their places to…
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  12. …A young woman of my acquaintance in the Banks' Islands had a reputation for power of healing toothache by a charm which had been taught her by an aged relative deceased. She would lay a certain leaf rolled up with…
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