[30] The most powerful of all spirits.

[31] See [p. 13].

[32] See [p. 13, note 1].

[33] See [p. 12].

[34] A somewhat similar tale, current among the Dayak, will be found in Roth, The Natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo, Vol. I, p. 309 ff.

[35] A small spirit house built during the bawī ceremony.

[36] A kind of grass.

[37] Account concerning the guardian stones at Patok.

[38] Peculiarly shaped stones in which Apdel, the guardian spirit of the village is supposed to reside.

[39] A Tinguian town several miles south of Patok.