tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">XV.

Sacred posts 240 XVI.

Mnemonic songs:
XVI.a — XVI.b — XVI.c — XVI.d

244 XVII.

Mnemonic songs:
XVII.a — XVII.b

266 XVIII. Jĕs´sakkīd´ removing disease 278 XIX. Birch-bark records 286 XX.

Sacred bark scroll and contents

288 XXI. Midē´ relics from Leech Lake 390 XXII.

Mnemonic songs:
XXII.a — XXII.b

392 XXIII. Midē´ dancing garters 298 Fig. 1.

Herbalist preparing medicine and treating patient

159 2.

Sikas´sigĕ’s combined charts, showing descent of Mī´nabō´zho

174 3. Origin of ginseng 175 4. Peep-hole post 178 5. Migration of Âníshinâ´bēg 179 6.

Birch-bark record, from White Earth

185 7.

Birch-bark record, from Bed Lake

186 8.

Birch-bark record, from Red Lake

186 9. Eshgibō´ga 187 10.

Diagram of Midē´wigân of the first degree

188 11. Interior of Midē´wigân 188 12. Ojibwa drums 190 13. Midē´ rattle 191 14. Midē´ rattle 191 15. Shooting the Mīgis 192 16. Wooden beads 205 17. Wooden effigy 205 18. Wooden effigy 205 19. Hawk-leg fetish 220 20. Hunter’s medicine 222