[336.] Blue Jay people.
[337.] “At the Mountains.”
[338.] Partridge.
[339.] This is not a Seneca word.
[340.] Mosquito.
[341.] “Having roots” and “He who plants.”
[341a.] In the Odyssey Odysseus constructed his dwelling place in a similar way and place.
[342.] This is a name of Winter = “He, the Cold.”
[342a.] This name signifies, “They (fem.) are clouds going about from place to place.”
[343.] This trail is the dramatizing of the sun’s rays in the morning or in the evening passing through broken clouds and casting rays and shadows across the sky. An illusion arising from regarding what is visible as having a solid surface.