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Title: He Pule na ka poe kahiko o Hawaii Nei. (In Hawaiian with translation)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 547-548
Title: He Pule Anaana - A Sorcery prayer. (In Hawaiian with translation)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 549-560
Title: Banana tree planting and prayer to Kane, Ipu, and Weloka.
Source: M. Kaelemakule, Nov. 1903 (Informant) - Emerson Notes
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 625
Title: He Pule Kahea i Pakele i ka Pilikia. Prayer to gods for help in getting out of trouble. In Hawaiian with translation.
Source: J. S. Emserson Notes signed Wm. Higgins
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 730-731
Title: Ka pule ana ia Lono i koualii. No ka hanai ai ana. Prayer for food. In Hawaiian - translation in Fornander.
Source: G.W. Nakaa (Informant)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 732-734
Title: Ka pule i ola ai o Kauikeaouli: Na kapihe ke kahuna i hea me ka peahi.
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 735
Title: A prayer from Opunui, a kahuna on East Maui. In Hawaiian - no translation.
Source: J. S. Emerson Notes
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 736
Title: He Pule Hawaii Kahiko "Lonoikoualii" ka inoa.
Source: Honalo (Informant) who lived in Kona to Wiliam Higgins - J. S. Emerson Notes
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 738-740
Title: the prayer of Kane (to the lesser Kanes)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 741-742
Title: other prayers to Kane
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 743-754
Title: Prayer asking for freedom from the influence of sorcery. In Hawaiian with translation.
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 773
Title: Hawaiian Faith Healing with translated prayer.
Source: Kelsey Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 961-971
Title: anaana prayers
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Location: HEN vol. 2159-2164
Title: asking the gods for health
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Location: HEN vol. 3 p. 416
Title: asking the gods to come for hula altar
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Location: HEN vol. 3 p. 417
Title: to the sun, to free from sorcery
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Location: HEN vol. 3 p. 443
Title: The Prayer of Kane. This Prayer was given by Kane when he began to offer prayer in the temple of Ku'i0kahi, at Hanapepe, Kauai, near the stream of Mana-wai-o-puna.
Source: Mr. Robert Luahiwa (Informant) - Kelsey Collection
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Location: HEN vol. p. 741-754
Title: prayers
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Location: HMS K 25, K 26 Storage Case 4
Title: prayers (Henrique coll. Book)
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Location: HMS M 69
Title: Praying to death see sorcery
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