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The [[unknown]] here practiced are precisely analogous to those of the Ancient Peruvians, and were performed at about the same seasons of the year - viz: in the month of September. The Peruvian festival was called Citu, and was held on the first day of the [[unknown]] after the Autumnal Equinox. The persons delegated to act as purifiers are armed with lances, and parade through all the streets of the city, and are supposed to drive all [[unknown]]: dignity and [[unknown]] before turns. After purifying the town, they went through the same ceremonies in the vicinity for the distances of [[unknown]]: [[unknown]], and finally planted | The [[unknown]] here practiced are precisely analogous to those of the Ancient Peruvians, and were performed at about the same seasons of the year - viz: in the month of September. The Peruvian festival was called Citu, and was held on the first day of the [[unknown]] after the Autumnal Equinox. The persons delegated to act as purifiers are armed with lances, and parade through all the streets of the city, and are supposed to drive all [[unknown]]: dignity and [[unknown]] before turns. After purifying the town, they went through the same ceremonies in the vicinity for the distances of [[unknown]]: [[unknown]], and finally planted their lances in the ground, as a kind of Cord on Sanitain. furth: in which it was supposed disease on soil would not date to enter -- See La [[unknown]] & McCulloh, p. 394 -- E.M.G. | ||
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104 The unknown here practiced are precisely analogous to those of the Ancient Peruvians, and were performed at about the same seasons of the year - viz: in the month of September. The Peruvian festival was called Citu, and was held on the first day of the unknown after the Autumnal Equinox. The persons delegated to act as purifiers are armed with lances, and parade through all the streets of the city, and are supposed to drive all unknown: dignity and unknown before turns. After purifying the town, they went through the same ceremonies in the vicinity for the distances of unknown: unknown, and finally planted their lances in the ground, as a kind of Cord on Sanitain. furth: in which it was supposed disease on soil would not date to enter -- See La unknown & McCulloh, p. 394 -- E.M.G.