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Canis lupus (wolf)
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T1 p. 107
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gout, body aches, blisters, wounds
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rub fat directly on affected area
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B: [8, 9]
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C: [10]
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T1 p. 107
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wounds, wolf bite
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pour gall on wound, wrap with adipose tissue
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A: [11, 12]
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C: [11]
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Canis lupus familiaris (dog)
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T1 p. 127
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dog bite
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rub blood of dog on wound*
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T2 XXXVII
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pregnancy cravings
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pass partially chewed food to a female dog*
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A: [12, 13]
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B: [14]
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C: [15, 16]
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T2 II
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recovering from various diseases
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the presence of a dog will draw away illness*
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B: [14]
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Delichon urbicum (house martin)
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T1 p. 125
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hemorrhage during childbrith
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drink house martin nest litter boiled in milk**
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A: [12, 17, 18]
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C: [19–23]
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Dytiscus sp. (diving beetle)
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T1 p. 123
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causes fatal illness if swallowed
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use a straw made from reindeer antler or bird bone to drink water from streams, if swallowed induce vomiting with rotten fish entrails, or a reindeer tendon
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Homo sapiens (human)
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T1 p. 121
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sore throat
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drink a spoonful of urine and stretch and rub neck in every direction
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A: [12, 13]
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C: [24]
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T1 p. 128
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difficult labor
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have the mother drink the urine of the father and say his name**
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A: [12, 13]
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C: [24]
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T2 XVI
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unreciprocated love
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have the person consume some of your sweat*
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C: [25–28]
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T2 XVI
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unreciprocated love
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have the person consume a couple drops of your blood*
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T2 XVI
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unreciprocated love
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have the person consume a few scales from your foot*
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Ovis aries (sheep)
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T1 p. 121
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sore throat
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rub turpentine on neck and then wrap in a woolen kerchief overnight
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A: [12, 29]
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B: [30, 31]
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C: [32, 33]
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T1 p. 125
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strained tendon
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wrap affected limb in unwashed woolen yarn**
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A: [12, 13, 29]
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T1 p. 129
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inability to pass afterbirth
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place a hot compress of sand and ash wrapped in woolen fabric just below mother’s chest
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A: [12, 13, 29]
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C: [20]
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Pediculus humanus (lice)
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T1 p. 126
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jaundice
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secretly feed the affected person nine lice in buttered frybread or gruel*
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A: [12, 13, 34, 35]
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Rana temporaria (frog)
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T1 p. 122
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sore throat
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find a frog with white markings, dry in a saltbin, cut into pieces, cook in milk, and then drink
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A: [12, 36]
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C: [37–45]
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T1 p. 122
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skin eruptions
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rub a frog with white markings directly on the affected area**
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"
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T1 p. 122
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healing hand
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catch a frog and have it urinate on your hand, the hand can be used to relieve pain*
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"
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T1 p. 123
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thrush
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press a frog with white markings on the tongue
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"
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T1 p. 123
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stomach ailments
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cook a frog with white markings in milk and drink
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"
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T1 p. 123
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eggs cause fatal illness if swallowed
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if eggs are swallowed induce vomiting with rotten fish entrails, or a reindeer tendon
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Rangifer tarandus (reindeer)
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T1 p. 22
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healthy drink
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add reindeer milk and sorrel (Rumex acetosa) to hot water
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A: [12, 46]
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T1 p. 24
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nutrition for baby when no milk is available
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give baby reindeer fat to suck on
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T1 p. 55
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stomach ailments
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boil reindeer brains with pine bark and fat and then ingest
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A: [12]
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C: [47]
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T1 p. 123
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induces vomiting
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force a tendon from a reindeer’s leg down the throat
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T1 p. 124
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swelling
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rub reindeer fat (sometimes mixed with flecks of copper) onto swelling
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A: [12]
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B: [8, 48]
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C: [49, 50]
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T1 p. 125
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chills
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drink reindeer blood
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T1 p. 126
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sore tooth or gland
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press a heated reindeer jawbone on the affected area*
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B: [14]
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T1 p. 127
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wounds
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rub reindeer cheese on the affected area
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A: [12]
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T1 p. 128
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inability to pass afterbirth
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give woman reindeer butter to eat
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T1 p. 129
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inability to pass afterbirth
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grind up downy birch buds (Betulina pubescens), mix with hot reindeer milk, sorrel, and water, and give to mother to drink
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A: [12]
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C: [20, 51]
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T1 p. 169
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burns
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apply reindeer bone marrow to affected area
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A: [12]
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C: [52]
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T2 XXXVI
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sprained tendon
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wrap a reindeer tendon around the affected limb
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A: [12]
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Ursus arctos (brown bear)
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T1 p. 98
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heart problems and internal ailments
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drink bear gall
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A: [11, 12]
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C: [11, 53–55]
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T1 p. 98
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wounds
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pour bear gall on affected area
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"
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T1 p. 98
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throat rash
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pour milk through a bear trachea three times and then drink the milk*
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A: [12]
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B: [14]
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T1 p. 98
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gout, body aches, blisters, wounds
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cover affected area in bear fat
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A: [12]
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B: [9, 11]
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C: [10]
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T1 p. 126
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sore tooth or gland
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press a bear tooth on the affected area
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A: [12, 13, 56]
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B: [14]
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Miscellaneous
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Rotten fish entrails
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T1 p. 123
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swallowed frog eggs or diving beetle
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give rotten fish entrails to a person for ingestion, which will induce vomiting
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Animals and birds for divination
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T1,T2 p. 111–112, XI
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prediction of weath, luck, impending death
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examining patterns in bird and animal behavior*
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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Snakestone
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T1 p. 115
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maintaining good luck in legal matters
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steal a snakestone*
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A: [12, 29, 56]
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