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ierburi, ierburi, Piper umbellatum; ~ piatra de plante sj, Staurogyne merguensis. lemba sj tumbuhan, segumbar urat, Piper umbellatum; ~ batu sj tumbuhan, Staurogyne merguensis.
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The Lemba: A Lost Tribe of Israel in Southern Africa
In 2010, the book was also translated into Venda, an indigenous language within South Africa, and has been reprinted due to popular local demand.
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African Traditional Religion in South Africa: An Annotated ...
Manassah Mphelo, a Venda-speaking Lemba and lecturer at Adams College, provides in this paper a comprehensive overview of the historical origins, beliefs, customs, religious practices, and social structure of the Lemba of the northern ...
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The Social Basis of Health and Healing in Africa - Halaman 207
Markets were controlled not by single local chiefs, but by committees of representatives from surrounding lineage settlements including Lemba priests who could "calm" the markets. Lemba initiations were presided over by shifting proximal ...
Steven Feierman, John M. Janzen, Joint Committee on African Studies, 1992
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Africans: The History of a Continent - Halaman 152
This was the Lemba cult of the middle and lower Congo, created in the seventeenth century. Lemba ('to calm') was a complaint, symptomatised by abdominal pains, difficult breathing, and sterility, which afflicted the mercantilist elite of chiefs, ...
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Community and Conscience: The Jews in Apartheid South ...
Lemba's separate and distinctive cultural identity. Its founder was Mutenda Bu- lengwa, a teacher who also had worked for a time in the household of a Jewish family in the town of Louis Trichardt. There he had had the opportunity of observing ...
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Of Warriors, Lovers, and Prophets: Unusual Stories from ...
The Lemba so appreciated Parfitt's work that they made him an honorary Lemba. This was a special honour, because Lemba tradition forbids outside males from becoming Lembas. This exclusion explains why the Cohen genetic signature ...
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Genetics, Mass Media and Identity: A Case Study of the ... - Halaman 57
Tests on the Lemba In the mid-1990s a study was conducted by Spurdle and Jenkins to determine whether the Lemba may have had any genetic markers which would indeed point to a partly non-African origin. Such markers were found and ...
Tudor Parfitt, Senior Lecturer Department of Anthropology Yulia Egorova, Yulia Egorova, 2006
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Brave New Judaism: When Science and Scripture Collide
When Science and Scripture Collide Miryam Z. Wahrman. the Lemba. The Lemba are a group of people in southern Africa who claim to be descended from Israelite males who migrated by boat from a place called "Sena in the north." Different ...
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Venda Children's Songs: A Study in Ethnomusicological ...
and administrators arrived on the scene, the Lemba became the subject of considerable interest and conjecture. Most Venda clans have their own taboos and ancestor rituals, and some even appear to have the monopoly of certain crafts.
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The Spirituality of Black Hebrew Pentecostals: A Study of ...
LEMBA COMMUNITIES This section demonstrates how a new direction had to be taken in the course of developing the project on the spirituality of Black Hebrew Pentecostals. The original plan was to compare the Lemba tribe, particularly the ...
Fred Gilbert Sherron, 2010
