Gods and devils of mankind : the whole dark picture strikingly contrasted with the beauty and purity of revealed religion / by Frank S. Dobbins ; assisted by Hon. S. Wells Williams (1897)
Dobbins, Frank S. (Frank Stockton), 1855-1916 · [S.l.] · leaf 352
parts of the body to keep offdisease; are placed around the houses, villages or fieldsto keep off hurtful influences. The fetiches are of vari-ous sorts ; the reeds of certain plants, the roots of cer-tain trees, the horns of a diminutive deer, the claws andteeth of lions and leopards and other… … A CAZEMBE FETICH MAN. tense, faith in the virtues of fetiches is, as a natural consequence, equally great. You rarely meet with a Kaffwwho docs not carry with hi:n a whole series of charms. 352 A DECORATED FET1CII1ST. These, of course, are furnished by the witch-doctors andprophets, and as they are…
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