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Alphabet |
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Vowels |
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Consonants |
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Editor's Note |
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A Tale of Kininaékai: Accounting for the Origin of Certain Prayers and Songs of the Night Chant |
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Introduction |
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The Legend |
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Song A. (Free translation) |
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Prayer No. 1. (Free translation) |
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Song B. (Free translation) |
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Song C. (Free translation) |
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Song D. (Free translation) |
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Song E. (Free translation) |
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Song F. (Free translation) |
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Prayer No. 2. (Free translation) |
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Text and Interlinear Translation |
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Song A |
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Prayer No. 1 |
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Song B |
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Song C |
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Song D |
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.Song E |
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Song F. Pollen Song |
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Prayer No. 2 |
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A Prayer of the Second Day of the Night Chant |
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Text and Interlinear Translation |
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A Prayer of the Fourth Day of the Night Chant |
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Text and Interlinear Translation |
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The Song of Bekotsidi |
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Text and Interlinear Translation |
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Song A |
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Protection Song |
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Text and Interlinear Translation |
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Footnotes
:1 This paper may be cited as Univ. Calif. Publ. Am. Arch. Ethn., Vol. 5, No. 2.
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