- The
Saltigue (other spelling: Saltigué,
Saltigui or
Saltigi in Serer), are
Serer high
priests and
priestesses who
preside over the
religious ceremonies...
- of the
River Mouth (chief of site near
Gulkana River mouth)
Sałtigi Ghaxen Person of
Sałtigi (chief of
Tyone Lake) Stl’aa
Caegge Ghaxen Person of Rear River...
- whom the SRC
refer to as "charlatans
proclaiming themselves as
genuine saltigis." Yet, "have
neither been
initiated nor do they
adhere to the
tenets of...
- an animal. To ward of the evil spirit, the
woman will be
required by a
Saltigi (a
Serer high priest) to wear a gris-gris and say
regular prayers in order...
- Thilogne. His
first act was to
defeat the
Brakna Moors. The last
Denianke Saltigi, Sule Bubu ****ssiri, was
still holding out in
western ****a Toro. Kan and...
- its port on the
riverside were
surrounded by
tatas and
commanded by a
saltigi. In 1618, the
resident Portuguese traders m****acred a crew of Englishmen...
- 'Silatigi'. In Serer,
Saltigue and its many
spelling variations including Saltigi (in Serer)
derives from two
Serer words: "sal" and "tigui". Sal
means "meeting...
-
currently known as the
thesis of "The Keys of Lezuza". Via ****I Heliké
Illinum Saltigi Cástulo
Caesaragusta Libisosa The ager was the
cultivated part of the countryside...
- them from
getting wet from the
heavy rainfall. Effectively,
acting as a
Saltigi, the
Serer hereditary rain priests. Upon
seeing that, some of the notables...
- this
route that uses the Via
Augusta between Libisosa (today Lezuza) and
Saltigi (today
Chinchilla de Monte-Aragón), in the
current province of Albacete...
