Chapter VI

, Division VI.

[74] The reader will note that this is the same name, which another mythical dog bore, also of the Lukuba clan as all dogs are, the one namely from whom the kayga'u magic is traced. Cf. Chapter X , Division V.

[75] Cf. Professor C. G. Seligman, "The Melanesians," Chapter LIV , "Burial and Mourning Ceremonies" (among the natives of the Trobriand Islands, of Woodlark and the Marshall Bennetts).

[76] Compare also No. VI (A), in the Synoptic Table of Kula magic, in