The Moon

The Moon

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

Dia!kwain (David Hoesar) (V)

About the Moon and death; good and bad moons; the stars also know things the people do not understand and the Moon sees things that will come to pass; if it is looked at, the Moon can allow game to live, even if the game has been poisoned or shot.

1) pp.5173-5260 were translated in April 1912; except for pp.5206-5209, 2) See also

story

12 - 13 August 1875

Celestial bodies and aeroscopy

Custom and daily life

Portention

Moon ( 'possesses' game )

Moon ( its actions with the wounded game )

Moon ( how it heals the game's wounds )

Moon ( wants the game to live )

Moon ( makes the game lean )

Moon ( makes the game live again )

Moon ( brings the game to life )

Moon ( won't allow the game to die )

Moon ( and the Hare )

Moon ( its doings )

Moon ( is a 'great thing' )

Moon ( sees things that will come to pass )

Moon ( its instructions to the people )

Moon ( about )

Moon ( and the origin of death )

Moon ( carries dead people )

Moon ( and collecting food )

Moon ( and shooting game )

Moon ( and hunting )

Moon ( and fortunes finding food )

Moon ( and food )

Moon ( and game )

Moon ( foretells )

Moon ( predicts )

Moon ( 'knows' things )

Moon ( teaching about )

Moon ( prohibitions regarding )

Moon ( avoidance behaviour relating to )

Moon ( must not be looked at )

Moon ( is bloody or red with the game's blood )

Moon ( its colour )

Moon ( when full )

Moon ( and what the mothers say )

stars ( 'know things' )

stars ( and the Moon )

Hare ( and the Moon )

Hare ( and the origin of death )

hunting ( when the Moon allows the game to live )

hunting ( and the doings and appearance of the Moon )

hunting ( successful and unsuccessful )

hunting ( and fortunes with finding food )

hunting ( and looking at the Moon )

hunting ( and shooting and poisoning game )

game ( their wounds are cooled by the Moon )

game ( the Moon allows them to live )

game ( and what happens if the Moon is looked at )

game ( the Moon makes them lean )

game ( shooting of and the Moon )

game ( successful hunting of )

presentiments ( the Moon and finding food )

food ( the Moon and success finding )

death ( and the Moon )

death ( the Moon and the Hare and the origin of )

death ( dead carried in the Moon )

teaching ( about the Moon, its doings and finding food )

teaching ( avoiding looking at the Moon )

education ( about the Moon, its doings and finding food )

education ( avoiding looking at the Moon )

prohibitions ( relating to the Moon )

prohibitions ( avoiding looking at the Moon )

prohibitions ( looking at the Moon and finding food )

wounds ( of the game cooled by the Moon )

wounds ( and successful hunting )

blood ( the Moon is red with that of the game )

blood ( and the Moon )

poisoning ( and shooting of game )

poisoning ( poisoned wounds cooled by the Moon )

poisoning ( and avoiding looking at the Moon )

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