Mide'wiwin or
The Mide'wiwin or "Grand Medicine Society" of the Ojibwa Seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1885-1886, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1891, pages 143-300
作者：Hoffman, Walter James, 1846-1899
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共 53 题- THE MIDĒ´WIWIN OR “GRAND MEDICINE SOCIETY”
- THE OJIBWA.
- W. J. HOFFMAN.
- ILLUSTRATIONS.
- INTRODUCTION.
- SHAMANS.
- MIDĒ´WIWIN.
- MIDĒ´WIGÂN.
- FIRST DEGREE.
- PREPARATORY INSTRUCTION.
- MIDĒ´ THERAPEUTICS.
- 3. Applied externally to sores and cuts.
- 2. Wood used in manufacture of spear handles.
- 1. Crushed leaves and bark used as Pinus strobus.
- 2. Gum used in mending boats.
- 3. Bark used for covering wig´iwams.
- 2. Acorns eaten raw by children, and boiled or dried by adults.
- 1. Decoction of the inner bark is used for diarrhea.
- 2. The sap boiled in making sirup and sugar.
- 3. The wood valued for making arrow shafts.
- 1. Warm decoction of leaves used by lying-in women.
- 3. Fresh leaves are crushed and applied to cuts to stop bleeding.
- 1. A decoction of the roots is used for colds and cough.
- 2. The fruit is eaten.
- 2. Fruit is eaten and highly prized.
- 1. Used sometimes as a substitute for the preceding.
- 2. The wood is employed in making the rims for frames of snow-shoes.
- IMPLORATION FOR CLEAR WEATHER.
- INITIATION OF CANDIDATE.
- DESCRIPTIVE NOTES.
- SECOND DEGREE.
- PREPARATION OF CANDIDATE.
- INITIATION OF CANDIDATE.
- DESCRIPTIVE NOTES.
- THIRD DEGREE.
- PREPARATION OF CANDIDATE.
- INITIATION OF CANDIDATE.
- DESCRIPTIVE NOTES.
- FOURTH DEGREE.
- PREPARATION OF CANDIDATE.
- INITIATION OF CANDIDATE.
- DESCRIPTIVE NOTES.
- DZHIBAI´ MIDĒ´WIGÂN, OR “GHOST LODGE.”
- INITIATION BY SUBSTITUTION.
- SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES.
- PICTOGRAPHY.
- MUSIC.
- DRESS AND ORNAMENTS.
- FUTURE OF THE SOCIETY.
- INDEX.
- Birch-bark records and songs of the Midē´wiwin 286-289
- Kitshi Manido, the principal Ojibwa deity 163
- Red Lake Midē Chart described 165