 ... the men were allowed to eat the flesh of the pig, and of fowls, and a variety of fish, cocoa-nuts, and plantains, and whatever was presented as an offering to the gods : these the females, on pain of death, were forbidden to touch ; as it was supposed,...  Inselgruppen in Oceanien - Side 11af Adolf Bastian - 1883 - 282 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
 | Sir John Lubbock - 1882 - 728 sider
...degree.' 1 Azara'a Voy. dans 1'Amt'r. ' Grey's Australia, vol. ii. p. MSridionale. 217. In Tahiti,1 the men were allowed to eat the flesh of ' the pig, and of fowls, and a variety offish, cocoa-nuts, ' and plantains, and whatever was presented as an offer' ing to the gods, which... | |
 | Sir John Lubbock - 1889 - 762 sider
...Researches, vol. i. 2 Grey's Australia, vol. ii. pp 222. .. J TYRANNY OF CUSTOM AMONG SAVAGES 453 ' the pig, and of fowls, and a variety of fish, cocoa-nuts,...' and plantains, and whatever was presented as an offer< ing to the gods, which the females, on pain of death, ' were forbidden to touch, as it was supposed... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - 1896 - 926 sider
...never, I am informed, permitted to eat the flesh of the hog." In Tahiti " the men were allowed to cat the flesh of the pig, and of fowls, and a variety of fish, coc.oa-nut.s, ami plantains, and whatever was presented as an offering to Uic gods, which tho females, on pain of... | |
 | Henry T. Finck - 1899 - 860 sider
...since, far from adoring her, lie did not even respect or well-treat her. Ellis (I., 109) relates that " The men were allowed to eat the flesh of the pig,...whatever was presented as an offering to the gods ; these the females, on pain of death, were forbidden to touch, as it was supposed they would pollute... | |
 | Henry Theophilus Finck - 1899 - 888 sider
...since, far from adoring her, he did not even respect or well-treat her. Ellis (I., 109) relates that " The men were allowed to eat the flesh of the pig. and of fowls, and a variety of fish, cocoannts, and plantains, and whatever was presented as an offering to the gods ; these the females,... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - 1914 - 724 sider
...for some unknown cause, are never, I am informed, permitted to eat the flesh of the hog." In Tahiti " the men were allowed to eat the flesh of the pig,...and a variety of fish, cocoa-nuts, and plantains, aud whatever was presented as an offering to the gods, which the females, on pain of death, were forbidden... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1872 - 446 sider
...strong and courageous enough to prevent their sisters from being taken without exchange." In Tahiti "the men were allowed to eat the flesh of the pig and of fowls, and a %'ariety of fish, cocoa nuts, and plantains, and whatever was presented as an offering to the gods,... | |
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