The Banyankole
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This served as a sign to other men that only her husband, her father, and her uterine brothers might touch her. Until he had given his wife this amulet to wear, the husband might not go to war or undertake any journey, and a woman never left home after she had conceived unless the medicine-man ordered her to go away.
The husband's mother or some other woman who was versed in medicines made a mixture of herbs for the wife to drink to keep her bowels in order and to make the baby strong and healt...hy. The mixture was composed of the herbs ekikoni nyabitu and omugabogabo, which were dried, powdered, and boiled in cow's urine. Salt was added and a little of this was drunk in milk once a week, or more often if necessary. Another purgative used was zizi or efuha, prepared in the same way as the first.
Once during the period of pregnancy, a woman was made to drink the first milk from a cow that had just calved. This was usually left to the calf and women did not care to drink it. The husband's father, however, would insist upon it, and, if she refused, he might use force to make her take it because of its value to the child she had conceived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This served as a sign to other men that only her husband, her father, and her uterine brothers might touch her. Until he had given his wife this amulet to wear, the husband might not go to war or undertake any journey, and a woman never left home after she had conceived unless the medicine-man ordered her to go away.
The husband's mother or some other woman who was versed in medicines made a mixture of herbs for the wife to drink to keep her bowels in order and to make the baby strong and healt...hy. The mixture was composed of the herbs ekikoni nyabitu and omugabogabo, which were dried, powdered, and boiled in cow's urine. Salt was added and a little of this was drunk in milk once a week, or more often if necessary. Another purgative used was zizi or efuha, prepared in the same way as the first.
Once during the period of pregnancy, a woman was made to drink the first milk from a cow that had just calved. This was usually left to the calf and women did not care to drink it. The husband's father, however, would insist upon it, and, if she refused, he might use force to make her take it because of its value to the child she had conceived.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Roscue to read onlineMoreLess
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