their belief in the marriage of Sky with Earth, v. 282 n. 2;
their use of clay images as substitutes to save the lives of people, viii. 105 sq.;
their worship of the Earth, viii. 115;
their worship of goddess Mawu Sodza, viii. 115;
their propitiation of slain leopards, wild buffaloes, etc., viii. 228 sqq.
Ewe-speaking negroes deem the heart the seat of courage and intellect, viii. 149
—— -speaking people of West Africa, their contagious magic of footprints, i. 210;
eat elephant's flesh to become strong, viii. 143
Ewes and rams, the time for coupling, ii. 328, 328 n. 4