Harald Von Sicard
Biographic Data
| ID | 150344 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harald Von Sicard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harald |
| FAMILY NAME | Von Sicard |
| SIGNATURE | VON SICARD H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mission Health |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Mythe und Staat in Bantu-Afrika
to be added
Mystik und Bantu-Frömmigkeit
to be added
Herd und Herdfeuer in Südafrika
On the Peoples of the Zambezi: Historical Notes
Lemba initiation Chants
The 'Mocabone
The one-leg ritual position (Nilotenstellung)
Shaka and the North
SYNOPSIS After an introductory note about some traditions of expeditions sent by the Zulu despot, Shaka, to the Northern Transvaal, the author relates the migration of some Lemba people, who, coming from Belingwe in Southern Rhodesia, stayed for a couple of years with Shaka as the King's medicine men, as told by old Rhodesian Lemba. These events are dated to approximately 1819–23. In the last section, it is claimed that Shaka's remote ancestors w…
The Lemba ancestor Baramina
SYNOPSIS For a long time the Lemba have been supposed to close their prayers with the word Amen. Some Lemba prayers are quoted and shown to be an enumeration of their ancestors, the supposed Amen being the second part of the name of their great ancestor Baramina. — His cult is said to be connected with the chameleon, a being of the primitive ages, and he himself is considered to represent a Dana ancestor of the type elaborated by Prof. Jensen. Ba…
Zur Frage der Ambar
The derivation of the name Mashona
SYNOPSIS The name Shona for the inhabitants of “Mashonaland” is not a recent coinage, but is connected with the name Syuna or Sena, and various references in early writings are quoted in support of this. The people to whom the term, in various forms, originally applied are identified with the Lemba, who descended from two originally different groups, the Zambesi Sena and Fallashas, Black Jews from Abyssinia
The Brother‐Sister Marriage in the South Erythrean Culture
1948). The Brother‐Sister Marriage in the South Erythrean Culture. Ethnos: Vol. 13, No. 1-2, pp. 27-35
The tree cult in the Zimbawe culture
The bird in the Zimbawe culture
The ancient East African Bantu Drum
Die initiation im Monomutapa-Reich
The Lemba ancestor Baramina
SYNOPSIS For a long time the Lemba have been supposed to close their prayers with the word Amen. Some Lemba prayers are quoted and shown to be an enumeration of their ancestors, the supposed Amen being the second part of the name of their great ancestor Baramina. — His cult is said to be connected with the chameleon, a being of the primitive ages, and he himself is considered to represent a Dana ancestor of the type elaborated by Prof. Jensen. Ba…
The derivation of the name Mashona
SYNOPSIS The name Shona for the inhabitants of “Mashonaland” is not a recent coinage, but is connected with the name Syuna or Sena, and various references in early writings are quoted in support of this. The people to whom the term, in various forms, originally applied are identified with the Lemba, who descended from two originally different groups, the Zambesi Sena and Fallashas, Black Jews from Abyssinia
Shaka and the North
SYNOPSIS After an introductory note about some traditions of expeditions sent by the Zulu despot, Shaka, to the Northern Transvaal, the author relates the migration of some Lemba people, who, coming from Belingwe in Southern Rhodesia, stayed for a couple of years with Shaka as the King's medicine men, as told by old Rhodesian Lemba. These events are dated to approximately 1819–23. In the last section, it is claimed that Shaka's remote ancestors w…
The Brother‐Sister Marriage in the South Erythrean Culture
1948). The Brother‐Sister Marriage in the South Erythrean Culture. Ethnos: Vol. 13, No. 1-2, pp. 27-35
The tree cult in the Zimbawe culture
Die initiation im Monomutapa-Reich
The ancient East African Bantu Drum
The bird in the Zimbawe culture
The tree cult in the Zimbawe culture
The Brother‐Sister Marriage in the South Erythrean Culture
1948). The Brother‐Sister Marriage in the South Erythrean Culture. Ethnos: Vol. 13, No. 1-2, pp. 27-35
Zur Frage der Ambar
The derivation of the name Mashona
SYNOPSIS The name Shona for the inhabitants of “Mashonaland” is not a recent coinage, but is connected with the name Syuna or Sena, and various references in early writings are quoted in support of this. The people to whom the term, in various forms, originally applied are identified with the Lemba, who descended from two originally different groups, the Zambesi Sena and Fallashas, Black Jews from Abyssinia
The Lemba ancestor Baramina
SYNOPSIS For a long time the Lemba have been supposed to close their prayers with the word Amen. Some Lemba prayers are quoted and shown to be an enumeration of their ancestors, the supposed Amen being the second part of the name of their great ancestor Baramina. — His cult is said to be connected with the chameleon, a being of the primitive ages, and he himself is considered to represent a Dana ancestor of the type elaborated by Prof. Jensen. Ba…
Shaka and the North
SYNOPSIS After an introductory note about some traditions of expeditions sent by the Zulu despot, Shaka, to the Northern Transvaal, the author relates the migration of some Lemba people, who, coming from Belingwe in Southern Rhodesia, stayed for a couple of years with Shaka as the King's medicine men, as told by old Rhodesian Lemba. These events are dated to approximately 1819–23. In the last section, it is claimed that Shaka's remote ancestors w…
The one-leg ritual position (Nilotenstellung)
The 'Mocabone
Lemba initiation Chants
On the Peoples of the Zambezi: Historical Notes
Mystik und Bantu-Frömmigkeit
to be added
Herd und Herdfeuer in Südafrika
Mythe und Staat in Bantu-Afrika
to be added
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