MYTHS[379][8] (continued 3)
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"Of this food shall ye ever eat and be bereft of hunger. Behold! beautiful and perfect were the Maidens, and as this their flesh, derived from them in beauty and by beautiful custom is perfect and beautiful, so shall it confer on those nourished of it, perfection of person, and beauty, like to that of those from whom it was derived, so long as like them their customs are those of Maidens."
THE FINAL INSTRUCTIONS OF PAÍYATUMA, AND HIS PASSING.
"And now will I teach ye the customs and song of the planting," said Paíyatuma; and then first he sat him down and smoked the cigarette [447] of relationship with the fathers of the Seed and Water kinties, and all night long until the dawn the songs sounded and the sacred instructions of the seed (tâ´a téusu haítosh nawe) sounded.
And in the gray mists of the morning Paíyatuma was hidden—and is seen no more of men.
INDEX.
Albizu, Tomas de, Zuñi attacked by, 328 Alona identified with Hálona, 327 Alvarado, H. de, Zuñi ruins visited by, 344 Ánahoho of Zuñi mythology, 414 Ánosin Téhuli of Zuñi mythology, 381 Apache-Navajo, Háwik’uh destroyed by, 329 Ápoyan Tä´chu of Zuñi mythology, 379 Aquico identified with Háwik’uh, 326 Architectural terms of the Zuñi, 356 Architecture of cliff dwellings, 344 Architecture, Zuñi, Evolution of, 363 Art remains of cliff and cave dwellers, 351 Arvide, Martin de, killed by the Zuñi, 327, 328 Áshiwi, a Zuñi synonym, 367 Avila y Ayala, Padre de, missionary at Zuñi, 329 Áwisho tehuli of Zuñi mythology, 383 Áwitelin Tsíta of Zuñi mythology, 379 Áwiten Téhu‘Hlnakwi of Zuñi mythology, 379 Áwonawílona of Zuñi mythology, 379
Baird, Spencer F., Acknowledgment to, 378 Bal, Juan de, missionary at Hálona, 329 Bal, Juan de killed by the Zuñi, 330 Bandelier, A. F., on southwestern cliff dwellings, 347 Baptism, how received by the Zuñi, 327, 333, 335 Baptismal record of Zuñi, 333 Bark clothing, 358 Benavides, A. de, Southwestern missions founded by, 327 Black people of Zuñi tradition, 343, 424
Canyon de Chelly, Cliff dwellings in, 348 Caquima identified with K‘yäkime, 326 Cardinal directions of the Zuñi, 355 Casa Grande, Masonry of, 360 Castañeda, P. de, Zuñi cremation mentioned by, 366 Ceremonials, Zuñi, Character of, 375 Ceremonials, Orientation in, 370 Chamuscado, F., Expedition of, 326 Children, Care of, in war times, 350 Church at Zuñi, Desecration of, 337 Church at Zuñi, how regarded by the natives, 335, 337 Church at Zuñi, when built, 332, 333 Cibola identified with Zuñi country, 325, 367 Cibola, Settlement of cities of, 427 Clans of the Zuñi, 368, 372, 386 Clans, Relation of, to natural phenomena, 370 Cliff dwellings, Nomenclature of, 359 Cliff dwellings and Zuñi ruins compared, 344 Cliff dwellings built by Zuñi ancestors, 343 Cliff dwellings, why constructed, 347 Clothing of ancient southwesterners, 358 Color divisions of the Zuñi, 369 Concretions used as fetiches, 359, 366 Corn maidens, Zuñi ceremonial of, 430, 435, 442, 443 Corn people of Zuñi tradition, 348 Corn perfecting ceremony, 445 Corn, Zuñi origin of, 391 Corn, Zuñi regard for, 376 Coronado, F. V. de, Conquest of Cibola by, 326 Cosmology of the Zuñi, 370, 379, 388 Cremation among Yuman and Piman tribes, 366 Cremation formerly practiced by the Zuñi, 336 Cuzco, the center of Inca dominion, 325
Death, Zuñi mythic origin of, 404 Dew People of Zuñi tradition, 343, 390 Doorways in cliff dwellings, 347 Drama, Zuñi, defined, 375 Duck, The, in Zuñi mythology, 407 Dwellings in Colorado valley, 357 Dwellings of the ancient Zuñi, 361
Eagle, The, in Zuñi mythology, 436 Earthquake influence in Zuñi ceremony, 373 El Moro, Spanish inscriptions at, 326 Espejo, A. de, Visit of, to Zuñi, 327 Estevanico, Cibola visited by, 326
Falcon in Zuñi mythology, 437 Feast, Ceremonial, at Zuñi, 327 Feast of the dead at Zuñi, 338 Fetiches, Concretions used as, 366 Fetiches of the ancient Zuñi, 359 Fiber clothing and sandals, 358 Flood in Zuñi mythology, 429 Flute people of Zuñi mythology, 432
Galdo, Juan, missionary at Zuñi, 329 Genesis of the Zuñi, 379 Government, Former, of the Zuñi, 325 Granaries of the Havasupai, 350 Granaries of the Tarahumári, 350
Hairdressing of the ancient Zuñi, 358 Hálona, a town of Cibola, 327, 332 Hálona, Destruction of church at, 330 Hálona, Mission established at, 327, 329 Hálonawan, Settlement of, 429 Hán´hlipiŋk'ya in Zuñi mythology, 424 Havasupai granary pockets, 350 Háwik’uh, a Cibola town, 326 Háwik’uh, Abandonment of, 329 Háwik’uh, Mission established at, 327 Hemenway, Mary, expedition, Excavations by, 351 Herding, how conducted by the Zuñi, 340 Hunt, Ceremonial, at Zuñi, 327
Inca government, 325 Industries, Zuñi, how affected by Spanish intercourse, 340 Inscription Rock, New Mexico, 326
Kâ´‘hluëlane of Zuñi mythology, 408 Kâ´kâ, Abode of the, 404 Kâ´kâ, Explanation of the, 375 Kâ´kâ of the Zuñi, 366 Kâ´kâ, Origin of the, 401 Kâ´kâkwe, Zuñi dance dramatists, 327 Kâ´yemäshi of Zuñi mythology, 366, 410 Keres, Absorption of, by the Zuñi, 342, 343 Kinship terms, Origin of, 372 Kiva, Archeologic evidence furnished by, 348 Kiva in cliff dwellings, 346, 348 K‘ólin tehuli of Zuñi mythology, 381 K‘yäkime, a town of Cibola, 326 K‘yäk´lu of Zuñi mythology, 406
Las Tusas cave dwellings, 350 Letrado, Francisco de, missionary at Zuñi, 327 Letrado, Francisco de, Death of, by Indians, 328 Linguistic affinity of the Zuñi, 342, 355, 359 Los Muertos, Masonry of ruins of, 360 Lumholtz, Carl, on Mexican cave-dwellings, 349
Macaw, Zuñi mythic origin of, 384 McGee, W. J., Acknowledgment to, 378 Mátsaki, a town of Cibola, 326 Mátsaki, Zuñi cremation observed at, 366 Mendoza, A. de, Niza's report to, 326 Mexicans, how regarded by the Zuñi, 338 Middle-of-the-world, Ceremonial testing of the, 429 Middle-of-the-world, Zuñi determination of, 428 Middle-of-the-world, Zuñi search for, 390, 398, 415 Middle-of-the-world, Zuñi symbolism of the, 373 Middle People of Zuñi mythology, 427 Mohave, Houses of the, 358 Mortuary customs of the Zuñi, 336, 359, 365 Muzaque identified with Mátsaki, 326 Mytho-sociologic organization, of the Zuñi, 367
Names of sacred societies, Symbolism of, 371 Names of the Zuñi, native and Spanish, 333 New Mexico reconquered, 331 Niza, Marcos de, Cibola visited by, 326, 342
Oñate, Juan de, Visit of, to Zuñi, 327 Orientation in Zuñi ceremonials, 370
Padilla, Juan de, an early southwestern missionary, 326 Padilla, Juan de, Zuñi ruins visited by, 344 Paíyatuma of Zuñi mythology, 432, 439, 446 Peaches in Zuñi, Source of, 332 Perea, E., Southwestern, missionaries brought by, 327 Pescado springs poisoned by the Zuñi, 331 Philosophy of the Zuñi, 361 Poisoning of springs by the Zuñi, 331 Popé, leader in pueblo rebellion, 329 Population of the Zuñi, 367 Póshaiyaŋk‘ya of Zuñi mythology, 381 Powell, J. W., Acknowledgment to, 378 Powell, J. W., on kinship terms, 372 Priests, Zuñi, Origin of, 384, 417 Priests-of-the-bow in Zuñi mythology, 432 Priests-of-the-bow, Traditions of, 330 Pueblo rebellion of 1680, 329
Quivira searched for by Coronado, 326
Rainbow-worm in Zuñi mythology, 408 Raven in Zuñi mythology, 384, 438 Religion, Zuñi, how affected by Spanish intercourse, 333, 338 Religious terms of the Zuñi explained, 374 Ruins, Ancient Zuñi, described, 344
Salt supply of the ancient Zuñi, 353 Salt trade of ancient pueblos, 354 Salt trade in South America, 354 Sandal of fiber, 358 Scalp-dance, Significance of, 328 Seed People of Zuñi mythology, 428 Sepulchers in San Juan cliff ruins, 348 Shell necklaces and gorgets, 358 Shields of the ancient Zuñi, 358 Shíwona, Zuñi name for their range, 326 Silversmithing among the Zuñi, 339, 340 Societies, Sacred, of the Zuñi, 371 Societies, Zuñi, Origin of, 387 Sónoli ‘Hlúëlawe occupied by the Zuñi, 332 Spanish influence on the Zuñi, 331-341, 366 Spanish and Zuñi history, 326 Step-log, Zuñi etymology of, 361 Step-log of Yuman tribes, 357 Storage room in cliff dwellings, 345, 350 Summer clans of the Zuñi, 426, 428 Summer, Zuñi mythic origin of, 384 Symbolism of names of sacred societies, 371
Tarahumári cave dwellings, 349 Ték’ohaian úlahnane of Zuñi mythology, 383 Tépahaian tehuli of Zuñi mythology, 383 Tepehuani cave dwellings, 349 Thunder mountain, Settlement of the Zuñi on, 326, 330, 429 Time-reckoning by the Zuñi, 446 Totem clans, Myth regarding naming of, 386 Tsegi. See Canyon de Chelly.
Úanam éhkona of Zuñi mythology, 381 Úanam yáluna of Zuñi mythology, 381 Untailing of men in Zuñi mythology, 416
Vetancurt, A. de, Chronicles of, cited, 330
Walls, Curved, in ancient ruins, 346 War, Zuñi origin of, 390 War gods, Zuñi origin of, 417 Weapons of the ancient Zuñi, 358 Winter clans of the Zuñi, 426 Winter, Zuñi mythic origin of, 384
Yuman and Zuñi affinity, 355
Zipias, Account of the, 328 Zuñi, History of, 341 Zuñi, Spanish history of, 326
FOOTNOTES
Transcriber's Corrections:
pageoriginal textcorrection
324peoples'people's
360inclosure.inclosure."
375Kyä´kluK‘yäk´lu
385thereof.thereof."
393wind.wind."
397Thus"Thus
403k‘áetonek‘yáetone
412Sá´lamopiaSálamopia
415Kâ´‘hluelawanKâ´‘hluëlawan
426Póshaiaŋk‘yaPóshaiyaŋk‘ya
430Hánthlipiŋk‘yaHán‘hlipiŋk‘ya
434oldtold
437sunrise.sunrise."
446Of"Of