 | 1908 - 740 pàgines
...and children, carrying them to his abode In an Inaccessible cliff. On one occasion the eagle seii:ed a girl with the intention of making of her his wife....with a sword, and thus liberated his people from the scourge.' " AF Bandelier, Papers Archeol. Inst., ser. iv, pt. u, 462-463. he to do it? He made a fine... | |
 | Frank Russell - 1908 - 506 pàgines
...and children, carrying them to his abode In an Inaccessible cliff. On one occasion the eagle seir.ed a girl with the intention of making of her his wife....still alive, shouted down to him the way of making the asrcut. When the eagle came back Ci-ho slew him with a sword, and thus lilierated his people from the... | |
 | 1908 - 694 pàgines
...cliff. On one occasion the eagle seii:ed a girl with the Intention of making of her his wife. Cl-ho thereupon went to the cliff, but found it impossible...way of making the ascent. When the eagle came back Cl-ho slew him with a sword, and thus lilwrated his people from the scourge.' " AF Bandelier, Papers... | |
 | Frank Russell - 1908 - 748 pàgines
...impossible to climb. The girl, who was still alive, shouted down to him the way of making the asecnt. When the eagle came back Ci-ho slew him with a sword, and thus liberated his people from the scourge.'" AF Bandelier, Papers Archeol. Inst., ser. iv, pt. n, 4«2-463. he to do it? He made a fine... | |
 | Jesse Walter Fewkes - 1912 - 572 pàgines
...with the except ion of one man, called Ci-ho. He was of small stature, and became the ancestor of the present Pimas. The tribe, beginning to grow in numbers,...with a sword, and thus liberated his people from the scourge.2 The following existing Pima legends relating to Morning Green, chief of Casa Grande, were... | |
 | Jesse Walter Fewkes - 1912 - 576 pàgines
...the pueblos and stole women and children, carrying them to his abode in an inaccessible cliff. Oil one occasion the eagle seized a girl with the intention...with a sword, and thus liberated his people from the scourge.* The following existing Pima legends relating to Morning Green, ' chief of Casa Grande, were... | |
 | Jesse Walter Fewkes - 1913 - 382 pàgines
...shape of an old woman, visited the pueblos and stole women and children, carrying them to his a)x>de in an inaccessible cliff. On one occasion the eagle...with a sword, and thus liberated his people from the scourge.2 The following existing Pima legends relating to Morning Green, chief of Casa Grande, were... | |
 | Thomas Edwin Farish - 1918 - 374 pàgines
...abode in an inaccessible cliff. On one occasion the eagle seized a girl with the intention of making her his wife. Ci-ho thereupon went to the cliff, but...with a sword, and thus liberated his people from the scourge.' " Continuing from 28th Annual Report of Bureau of Ethnology: "The following existing Pima... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology - 1912 - 584 pàgines
...with the exception of one man, called Ci-ho. He was of small stature, and became the ancestor of the present Pimas. The tribe, beginning to grow in numbers,...with a sword, and thus liberated his people from the scourge.2 The following existing Pima legends relating to Morning Green, chief of Casa Grande, were... | |
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The tribe, beginning to grow in numbers, built the villages now in ruins and also spread to the north bank of the river. But there appeared a monstrous eagle, which, occasionally assuming the shape of an old woman, visited the pueblos and stole women... 