Tiluˊwg̣i

• 2-167 The shaman Tiluˊwg̣i, of whom I shall speak again, after some preliminary
• 2-180 name; for instance, Têluˊwg̣ê-Yaˊtirg̣ɪn (“Yaˊtirg̣ɪn, husband of Tiluˊwg̣i)”.
• 2-183 remarkable was Tiluˊwg̣i (Plate XXXIII, Fig. 1), of whom I spoke in an
• 2-183 the herd. Tiluˊwg̣i was young, and looked about thirty-five years of age.
• 2-183 He described the physique of Tiluˊwg̣i as wholly masculine, and well
• 2-183 that in time, with the aid of his keˊlet, Tiluˊwg̣i would be able to equal the
• 2-184 The human husband of Tiluˊwg̣i was an undersized fellow, shorter than
• 2-184 He was a cousin of Tiluˊwg̣i, as generally the transformed shamans prefer to

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