Note 1 — Chapter XII · DIVINATION AND MAGIC
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In several cases these men are said to have inherited their powers from some near relative, often a grandfather, but it seems that anyone who showed evidence of the necessary powers might become a teuol. All but one of the present diviners are Teivaliol, but the divining power is not limited to this division. There is no relation between the various offices of the dairy and the power of divination, and, in fact, a diviner necessarily gives up his divining if he becomes a palol.1