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The Book of the Sword

Note 514 — Chapter VIII · THE SWORD IN ANCIENT EGYPT AND IN MODERN AFRICA.

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The Baghirmi, according to Denham, adore a long lance of peculiar construction: this spear-worship is also practised by the Marghi and the Musghu. It extended from ancient Rome to certain of the Pacific Isles; while the Fijians worship the war-club. At Baroda in Gujarát superstitious honours are paid to the Gaekhwar’s golden cannons with silver wheels.

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