10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «MAPARIS»
Discover the use of
maparis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
maparis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Readings in Philippine Literature
"Ang ibig ko sana sa mga binata, Kung magsisiberso'y talasan ang dila nang
hindi maparis sa taga Maynila: sasabihi'y "puso," ang nasabi'y "pusa." At gayon
din naman sa mga dalaga, kung magsisiberso'y linawan ang letra nang hindi ...
2
Lembranças e curiosidades do valle do Amazonas
Os indios que habitam o Japurá são : Pureus — Passes — Juris — Xomanas —
Maparis-— Juamis — Miranhas e — Guretus. O RIO JACUNDÁ. Corro paraJello
ao Tocantins; é pouco estenso, mas uai dos mais notaveis entre o Tocantins e o
...
Francisco Bernardino de Souza,
1873
Os maparis e os puinaus sao pou- co conhecidos. Estas tribus nao reconbecem
chefes , nem na guerra. A poligamia be commum. Osconibos e os remos dizem '
quevierao aomundu por meiu de bum hornero de hum poder sobrenatural, que ...
Os maparis e os puinaus são pouco conhecidos. Estas tribus não reconhecem
chefes , nem na guerra. A poligamia he commum. Os conibos e os remos dizem
que vierão ao mundo por meio de bum homem de hum poder sobrenatural , que
...
5
The American nations; or, Outlines of their general history, ...
Among the Piros are found the tribes of Eno and Maparis, akin to the Maypu- ris
and their Eno. Also the Puinahuay which connects them evidently with the *
Tiahuanacos. Returning to this primitive empire, the annals without dates of Peru,
tell ...
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque,
1836
6
Expeditions into the valley of the Amazons, 1539 (The ...
Maparis or Mapiabtjs. A tribe of the Araganatuba, according to Acufia. Smyth
mentions such a tribe in the " Pampa del Sacramento." Acuna, p. 105; Smyth, p.
235. Mabagtjas. A tribe on the river Amazons, below the mouth of the Madeira.
Acuna ...
Garcilaso de la Vega, Antonio de Herrera y Tordesillas, sir Clements Robert Markham,
1859
7
Narrative of a Journey from Lima to Para, Across the Andes ...
... of them profess the Christian religion. They are represented as quiet, tractable
people, and spend a part of the year at Sarayacu. The Maparis and Puinaus are
very little known, but they are said to be very harmless and very dirty ; they keep ...
William Smyth, Frederick Lowe,
1836
8
Narrative of a journey from Lima to Para, by W. Smyth and F. ...
They are represented as quiet, tractable people, and spend a part of the year at
Sarayacu. The Maparis and Puinaus are very little known, but they are said to be
very harmless and very dirty ; they keep to the centre of the plain in the northern ...
William Smyth (lieut.), Frederick Lowe,
1836
9
Journal of a Passage from the Pacific to the Atlantic. - ...
For some time they frequented the missions, but afterwards disappeared sud~
denly, and no vestige of them has been seen' in the island, nor is it known where
they have gone. The Maparis live between the Ucayali and the Guallaga.
Vestiges ...
10
In Search of an Inca: Identity and Utopia in the Andes
First on the list were diverse ethnic groups from the central jungle, especially the
Campa, Amuesha, Cashibos, Otentotes, and Maparis on the left side of the
Ucayali River.4 People from the highlands and from the ecological frontier
between ...
Carlos Aguirre, Charles F. Walker, Willie Hiatt,
2010