CONTENTS.

Zuni philosophy 9

Worship of animals 11

Origin of Zuni Fetichism 12

The Zuni Iliad 12

The Drying of the World 13

Power of the Fetiches 15

Prey Gods of the Six Regions 16

Their origin 16

Po-shai-a[n,]-k'ia 16

Their power as mediators 18

Mi-tsi 18

Their worship 19

Prey Gods of the Hunt 20

Their relation to the others 20

Their origin 20

The distribution of the animals 21

Their varieties 24

The Mountain Lion--Hunter God of the North 25

The Coyote--Hunter God of the West 26

The Wild Cat--Hunter God of the South 27

The Wolf--Hunter God of the East 28

The Eagle--Hunter God of the Upper Regions 29

The Mole--Hunter God of the Lower Regions 30

The Ground Owl and the Falcon 30

Their relative values 30

Their custodian 31

The rites of their worship 32

The Day of the Council of the Fetiches 32

Ceremonials of the hunt 33

Their power 39

Prey Gods of the Priesthood of the Bow 40

The Knife-Feathered Monster, the Mountain Lion,

and the Great White Bear 40

Their resemblance to the Prey Gods of the Hunt 41

The rites of their worship 41

Other Fetiches 44

Fetiches of Navajo origin 44

The pony 44

The sheep 44

Amulets and charms 44

Zuñi Fetiches Second Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1880-1881, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1883, pages 3-45 · 第 5 / 57 题