Ifugao Law
Ifugao Law
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00 II. Additional payments made to the seller, his kindred, and the witnesses after payments of purchase price but before the ibny feast Tayap di gatang (wings of the sale) §*30. 00 Bobod (tie) 20. 00 Binangwa de bobod (half of the tie) 10. 00 Pinohat (carried under the arm) 8. 00 Botag (meat) 5. 00 Gogod (cut) 2. 00 Total 1*75. 00 ///. Payments at ibuy ceremony To the witnesses: 1 death blanket §*8. 00 1 death blanket 8. 00 Inagagong (kind of blanket) 5. 00 For distribution to seller's kin: 10... chickens, Nunpatngan (?) 8. 00 Alaag (cooking pot of Chinese origin) 2. 00 Gogod, 1 bolo (the cutting off) 1. 00 Puguy (finish), 2. 50 Linuta (cooked) 2. 50 Total f*37. 00 Grand total 1*262. 00 One of the fine points in buying consists of an insidious hospitality on the part of the purchaser, which gets the seller and his kin drunk so that they forget some of their perquisites. At the psychological moment, that is, when a few, but not all, of the presents or lukhu have been made the seller and his kin, and when the latter are at the proper stage of drunkenness, one of the purchaser's kinsmen says: "Let us proceed with the praying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00 II. Additional payments made to the seller, his kindred, and the witnesses after payments of purchase price but before the ibny feast Tayap di gatang (wings of the sale) §*30. 00 Bobod (tie) 20. 00 Binangwa de bobod (half of the tie) 10. 00 Pinohat (carried under the arm) 8. 00 Botag (meat) 5. 00 Gogod (cut) 2. 00 Total 1*75. 00 ///. Payments at ibuy ceremony To the witnesses: 1 death blanket §*8. 00 1 death blanket 8. 00 Inagagong (kind of blanket) 5. 00 For distribution to seller's kin: 10... chickens, Nunpatngan (?) 8. 00 Alaag (cooking pot of Chinese origin) 2. 00 Gogod, 1 bolo (the cutting off) 1. 00 Puguy (finish), 2. 50 Linuta (cooked) 2. 50 Total f*37. 00 Grand total 1*262. 00 One of the fine points in buying consists of an insidious hospitality on the part of the purchaser, which gets the seller and his kin drunk so that they forget some of their perquisites. At the psychological moment, that is, when a few, but not all, of the presents or lukhu have been made the seller and his kin, and when the latter are at the proper stage of drunkenness, one of the purchaser's kinsmen says: "Let us proceed with the praying.
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