The Religious System of the Amazulu : With a Translation Into English, And Notes
The Religious System of the Amazulu : With a Translation Into English, And Notes
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JjQ 'muntu a ngi boni okunje, 'knpela ngi bona ukuti u nomAla- ba. A ku ko Icunje. XJ banjwa umAlaba. U ya hanjwa lo 'muntu abakwini. B' aMuke kabili ; aba- know what to do, for he has no more cattle, and his friends help him in such things as he needs# At length an inyanga comes and says that all the others are wrong.
He says, " I know that you come here to me because you have been unable to do any thing for the man, and have no longer the heart to believe that any inyanga can help you. But, m...y friends, I see that my friends, the other izinya> nga, have gone astray. They have not eaten impepo.* They were not initiated in a prc^r way.
Why have they been mistaken, when the disease is evident t For my part, I tell you the izinyanga have troubled you. The disease does not require to be treated with blood.^ As for the man, I see nothing else but that he is possessed by the Itongo.*^ There is nothing else. He is possessed by an Itongo. Your people* move in him. They are divided into two ^ Impepo is of two kinds — ^white and black.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JjQ 'muntu a ngi boni okunje, 'knpela ngi bona ukuti u nomAla- ba. A ku ko Icunje. XJ banjwa umAlaba. U ya hanjwa lo 'muntu abakwini. B' aMuke kabili ; aba- know what to do, for he has no more cattle, and his friends help him in such things as he needs# At length an inyanga comes and says that all the others are wrong.
He says, " I know that you come here to me because you have been unable to do any thing for the man, and have no longer the heart to believe that any inyanga can help you. But, m...y friends, I see that my friends, the other izinya> nga, have gone astray. They have not eaten impepo.* They were not initiated in a prc^r way.
Why have they been mistaken, when the disease is evident t For my part, I tell you the izinyanga have troubled you. The disease does not require to be treated with blood.^ As for the man, I see nothing else but that he is possessed by the Itongo.*^ There is nothing else. He is possessed by an Itongo. Your people* move in him. They are divided into two ^ Impepo is of two kinds — ^white and black.
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