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Jeremiah Curtin. Seneca Fiction, Legends, and Myths
Seneca Fiction, Legends, and Myths
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SENECA FICTION, LEGENDS, AND MYTHS
Part 1
SENECA FICTION, LEGENDS, AND MYTHS
INTRODUCTION
The Seneca
Characterization of Contents
PHONETIC KEY
MATERIAL COLLECTED BY JEREMIAH CURTIN
FICTION
1. The Sister and Her Six Elder Brothers
2. The Child and His Uncle
3. Djogeon (Dwarf-man) and His Uncle
4. The Woman Who Married a Great Serpent
5. The Ghost Woman and the Hunter
6. Hahnowa (the Turtle) and His Forces on the Warpath
7. The Old Man’s Grandson and the Chief of the Deserted Village
8. The Man Who Married a Buffalo Woman
9. A Woman and Her Bear Lover
10. The Fox and the Rabbit
11. The Snake with Two Heads
12. A Hunter Pursued by Genonsgwa22
13. The Grandmother and Her Granddaughter
14. The Woman Who Became a Snake from Eating Fish25
15. Gaqga (the Crow) Makes a Journey and Kills Many People
16. Ohohwa (the Owl) and the Two Sisters
17. A Great Snake Battle
18. The Ongwe Ias (the Cannibal) and His Younger Brother
19. Haieñdoñnis and Yenogeauns2
20. The Man with the Panther-skin Robe and His Brother with a Turkey-skin Robe
21. Deadoeñdjadases (The Earth-Girdler) and the Old Woman’s Grandson
22. Hatʻhondas (the Listener)40
23. The Story of the Ohohwa People
24. The Chestnut Tree Guarded by the Seven Sisters
25. The Otter’s Heart and the Claw Fetishes
26. The Seven Sisters Who Produced Wampum
27. The Forsaken Infant and Gaha (the Wind)
28. The Old Man and the Boy
29. The Story of the Girls Who Went for a Husband48
30. The Creation of Man
31. Ganiagwaihegowa
32. The Man Who Became a Fish, and a Ganiagwaihe
33. A Dead Man Speaks to His Mother through the Fire
34. The Potent Boy50
35. The Faithless Wife and the Three Old Men
36. The Dagwanoenyent (Daughter of the Wind) and Her Husband
37. A Raccoon Story
38. The Self-sacrifice of Two Dogs for Their Master
39. The Three Young Women, Daughters of Awaeh Yegendji or Mother Swan
40. Hinon and the Seneca Warriors
41. Hodadeñon and Yenyentʻhwus56
42. The Uncle and His Nephew
43. Hinon Saves a Woman from Suicide
44. The Crawfish and the Raccoon
45. The Race Between the Turtle and the Bear
46. The Woman Who Became a Maneater Through the Orenda of Her Husband’s Dogs
47. Ganyadjigowa85
48. Hadentʻheni and Hanigongendatʻha105
49. Dagwanoenyent
50. The Shaman and His Nephew
51. The Horned Snake and the Young Woman
52. The Man Pursued by His Sister-in-Law
53. The Story of Bloody Hand
54. The Seven Stars of the Dipper
55. The Story of the Two Brothers
56. Sʻhodieonskon127 (the Trickster)
57. The Cannibal Uncle, His Nephew, and the Nephew’s Invisible Brother
58. Doonongaes135 and Tsodiqgwadon
LEGENDS
59. Genonsgwa305
60. The Grandmother and her Grandson
61. Heart Squeezing and the Dance of Naked Persons
62. Hotʻho, the Winter God319
63. Sʻhagodiyoweqgowa and His Three Brothers320
64. The Moose Wife
65. Sʻhagodiyoweqgowa
66. The Porcupine’s Grandson and the Bear
67. Genonsgwa
68. Hinon, Hohawaqk327 and His Grandmother
69. Hagowanen and Otʻhegwenhda328
70. Okteondon and Haieñtʻhwus341 (the Planters)
71. Okteondon and Haieñtʻhwus—II
72. Uncle and Nephew and the White Otters
73. Deoyadastatʻhe and Hadjowiski353
74. A Genesis Tradition
75. The Two Brothers and the Mice Fetishes
76. The Orphan
77. The Great Worm361 and Hinon
78. The Chipmunk and the Bear
79. The Great White Beaver and the Lake of the Enchanted Water
TRADITIONS
80. Ganon, the Seneca War Chief
81. Hatcinondon:367 A Historical Tradition
82. Godiont370 and the Sʻhagodiyoweqgowa
83. Sʻhagodiyoweqgowa
84. Sʻhagodiyoweqgowa
85. Genonsgwa
86. Genonsgwa
87. Genonsgwa
88. Genonsgwa
89. Genonsgwa
90. Bald Eagle Sends Mud Turtle Around the World
91. The Poor Hunter and Djogeon373
92. The Man Killed by the Three Hunters375
93. Hinon376 and the Iroquois
TALES
94. A Shaman’s Deed
95. Sʻhagodiyoweqgowa
96. Sʻhagodiyoweqgowa
97. The Vampire Skeleton
MYTHS
98. A Tale of the Sky World
99. Sʻhagodiyoweqgowa and Hotʻhoh378
100. The Morning Star and the Cannibal Wife
101. The Woman and the Cannibal379 Thunder
102. Gaqga and Sgagedi387
103. Dagwanoenyent and Gaasyendietʻha388
104. Dagwanoenyentgowa Sʻhagodigendji393 and Yenonsgwa
105. The Twelve Brothers and Their Uncle, Dagwanoenyent
106. Ongwe Ias399 and His Brother, Dagwanoenyent
MEDICAL NOTE
107. Notes on the Medicine Nikahnegaah1402
SENECA FICTION, LEGENDS, AND MYTHS
Part 2
SENECA FICTION, LEGENDS, AND MYTHS
108. The Legend of Hayanowe (“He-the-Fleet-footed”)
109. Oñgweʻ Hañgesʹʻhäʼ and Gajihsondis (Skin-of-Man and Spike-Hitter406)
110. Gajihsondis, the Amulet-hitter415
111. The Legend of Honenhineh and His Younger Brothers
112. The Legend of Godasiyo
113. A Legend of an Anthropomorphic Tribe of Rattlesnakes
114. The Twins: Grandsons of Gahoⁿʻdji’dāʹʻhoⁿk421
115. The Legend of the Misogamist
116. The Acts of the Seventh Son, Djĕñgoʹʻseʻ
117. The Legend of Hodadeñon and His Elder Sister
118. The Legend of Gādjisʹdodoʻ and Sʻhogoⁿʻʹgwāʼs
119. The Legend of Deodyatgaowen
120. An Address of Thanksgiving to the Powers of the Master of Life440
121. A Corn Legend and a Flood Story
122. The Legend of Man’s Acquisition of Corn
123. The Bean Woman448 (A FRAGMENT)
124. The Legend of Onenha (the Corn)
125. The Origin of White Corn, or Kanĕñhagĕñät
126. The Origin of the Porcupine People or Clan450
127. The Origin of the Bear Songs and Dances
128. The Origin of the Pigeon Songs and Dances
129. The Legend of Hahadodagwatʻha
130. The Story of Hahskwahot456
131. The Legend of Genonsgwa457
132. The Legend of the Stone Coats (Genonsgwa)
133. The Story of the White Pigeon, the Chief of the Pigeons
134. The Weeping of the Corn, and Bean, and Squash People
135. Sʻhagowenotʻha, the Spirit of the Tides
136. Sʻhagoweʹnōtʻhăʼ, the Spirit of the Tides
137. The Legend of Doädanegeñ and Hotkwisdadegeña
138. The Legend of Doäʻdaneʹgĕⁿʼ and Hotkwisdadegĕⁿʼʹă
Footnote
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