Yoruba Myths

Yoruba MythsThis collection of myths some of them simple, strong pieces of narrative, others mysterious, poetic and often amusing illustrate the religion and thought of the West African Yoruba People. Interspersed with drawings by Georgina Beier of Yoruba motifs and collected and translated by authors and artists long familiar with Yoruba culture, the myths are compiled and introduced here by Ulli Beier, who himself holds two Yoruba chieftaincy titles. Some are

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