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bloodletting
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T1 p. 119
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aches and pains of hip, back, chest, headache, shoulder, and acute shooting pains in other parts of the body
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bloodletting at specific locations*
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A: [12, 13]
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B: [79]
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cupping
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T1 p. 120
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for various sorts of headache, back and chest pain, toothaches, and sore legs
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cupping at specific locations using an animal horn*
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A: [12, 13, 29, 56]
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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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divination by examining bird and animal behavior*
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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T1 p. 135
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to see what is happening at different places
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divination by looking into alcoholic beverages*
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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edema
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T1 p. 124
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constipation, urinary stoppage
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application of an edema made from either oatmeal and warm water or reindeer bone fat and warm water
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A: [12, 13]
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lancing
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T1 p. 121
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toothache
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stab the sore gland near tooth with an awl, release at least three drops of blood
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A: [12]
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magic
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T2 L
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preventing misfortune
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recite an incantation**
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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magic (harm)
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T1, T2 p. 133–137,III, V-XIV, XLXLVII, LIV, LV
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invoking supernatural aggression
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recruit the help of a noaidi spirit worker*
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magic (ingestion of human subtances)
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T2 XIII, XVI, XLVIII
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unreciprocated love
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secretly give a small amount of blood, skin, or sweat to a person to eat to make them fall in love*
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A: [29]
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C: [25–28]
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magic (object)
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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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magic (offerings)
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T1 p. 13, 111, 134
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maintaining good luck
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leave offerings of reindeer carcasses, fish fat, and other precious objects at sacred sites*
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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magic (offerings)
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T1, T2 p. 85, 156, 159,167, I-III
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maintaining good luck
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leave offerings of brass, gold, or silver coins at sacred sites, or pour portions of coffee or liquor into the ground*
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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magic (words and transference)
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T2 XXIX
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boils
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recite an incantation and press a key on top of the boil**
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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B: [14]
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magic (words)
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T2 XXXI
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wounds caused by an iron weapon
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recite an incantation to accelerate healing**
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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T1, T2 p. 125, XXII
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many ailments
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recite an incantation, however, not many people are skilled in this area**
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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T1 p. 125
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hemorrhage in chilbirth
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recite an incantation along with the administration of bird nest litter boiled in milk**
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A: [17, 18]
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C: [19–23]
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T1 p. 128
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abscesses and tumors
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recite an incantation**
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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T1 p. 128
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difficult labor during childbirth
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have the mother say the father’s name and drink some of his urine**
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C: [24]
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T1 p. 44
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prevention of bewitchment on Christmas Eve
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recite sections of the Bible by heart**
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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T1 p. 104
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driving wolves away
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cut a square out of a fresh wolf snow print and recite an incantation**
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T1 p. 122
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skin eruptions
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recite an incantation while rubbing a frog on the affected area**
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A: [36]
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B: [41]
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C: [36–40, 42–45]
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T2 XV
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exorcising ghosts
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recite an incantation**
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A: [13, 29, 56]
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T2 XVIII, XIX, XXIII
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treating bostta
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recite an incantation**
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"
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T2 XXI
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swelling
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recite an incantation**
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"
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T2 XXX
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contusions
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recite an incantation**
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"
|
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T2 XXV
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staunching bleeding
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recite an incantation**
|
"
|
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T2 XXVI
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strained tendons
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recite an incantation**
|
"
|
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T2 XXVIII
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body aches
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recite an incantation**
|
"
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massage
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T1 p. 124
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frostbite
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rub the affected area with subsurface snow (“corn snow”)
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A: [12, 13, 29]
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T1 p. 126
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strained spermatic cords
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rub gently in an upward direction
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A: [12]
|
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C: [80, 81]
|
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T1 p. 126
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backache
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massage the area, pull and stretch the skin
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A: [12, 13, 29]
|
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C: [80, 81]
|
|
T1 p. 126
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toothache
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rub both sides of throat, all around the mouth, neck tendons, and back tendons
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A: [12, 29]
|
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C: [61, 86]
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moxibustion
|
T2 XXXIV
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swelling
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burn a small piece of sailcloth on the affected area
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A: [12]
|
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T2 XXXV
|
toothache, rheumatism, fracture,headache, pneumonia
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burn a small amount of fungus (Piptoporus betulinus) directly on the affected area
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A: [12, 71, 72]
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physical manipulation
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T1 p. 167
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dislocated joints and fractures
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cool the affected bones in a stream until numb then set the bones to the proper positions, secure with a splint
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poisoning
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T2 XXXIII, XLVI
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source of poison
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collect fluids from a dead body and use as an oral poison
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|
resuscitation
|
T1 p. 24
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unconscious infant (strangled by umbilical cord)
|
suck on mouth and nose, leave cord intact
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|
T1 p. 127
|
fainting
|
flap victim’s arms up and down
|
A: [83]
|
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C: [85]
|
|
transference
|
T2 XXXV
|
toothache
|
press a bear’s tooth or reindeer jawbone on the affected area*
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A: [12, 13, 29, 56]
|
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B: [14]
|
|
T2 XXXVII
|
pregnancy cravings
|
pass partially chewed food to female dog*
|
A: [12, 13, 29]
|
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B: [14]
|
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C: [16]
|
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vomition
|
T1 p. 123
|
after having swallowed frog eggs or a diving beetle
|
use rotten fish entrails or a reindeer tendon to induce vomiting
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