Silliman Journal, Volumes 17-18Silliman University., 1970 - Learning and scholarship |
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Page 414
... prologue . The motifs found in both are : The tyrannical rule . Agyu's story in the prologue has for its setting the time of the Magindanao supremacy over the Manobos after the Muslim faith had taken a foothold in Cotabato.12 Of the ...
... prologue . The motifs found in both are : The tyrannical rule . Agyu's story in the prologue has for its setting the time of the Magindanao supremacy over the Manobos after the Muslim faith had taken a foothold in Cotabato.12 Of the ...
Page 417
... prologue . Was the prologue originally chanted ? During the early part of this writer's research in Cotabato years ago , she was always told that the prologue was never chanted in verse , only narrated in modern Ma- nobo prose . Later ...
... prologue . Was the prologue originally chanted ? During the early part of this writer's research in Cotabato years ago , she was always told that the prologue was never chanted in verse , only narrated in modern Ma- nobo prose . Later ...
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... prologue than in the episodes . The other theory is this : In the beginning , there was only one story , which is now the prologue . This deals with the earthly adventures of Agyu and his people . And this has been circulated and known ...
... prologue than in the episodes . The other theory is this : In the beginning , there was only one story , which is now the prologue . This deals with the earthly adventures of Agyu and his people . And this has been circulated and known ...
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