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He was the Patriarch of the Teva clan , and his wife , the mother of Teri'i Rere , was Te Vahine Airoro - Atua , popularly called Purea , whom Wallis styled the " Queen of Otaheite . " Teri'i Rere was only a boy in Máximo's time .
He was the Patriarch of the Teva clan , and his wife , the mother of Teri'i Rere , was Te Vahine Airoro - Atua , popularly called Purea , whom Wallis styled the " Queen of Otaheite . " Teri'i Rere was only a boy in Máximo's time .
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She gave it the title of Evara ?, which is like saying a “ royal canoe , ” but called her cuddy efare evanoa ?, which signifies a commoner's canoe - cuddy : for every woman , even though she be the arii's mother , is inferior [ in rank ] ...
She gave it the title of Evara ?, which is like saying a “ royal canoe , ” but called her cuddy efare evanoa ?, which signifies a commoner's canoe - cuddy : for every woman , even though she be the arii's mother , is inferior [ in rank ] ...
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the S.E. side , opposite to an by Máximo as being that of opening in the sea reef ; which , Tu's , and also Hinoi's , mother . however , is not navigable except But Tu's real mother was Te for boats and canoes in fine Vahine Tetupaia ...
the S.E. side , opposite to an by Máximo as being that of opening in the sea reef ; which , Tu's , and also Hinoi's , mother . however , is not navigable except But Tu's real mother was Te for boats and canoes in fine Vahine Tetupaia ...
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and the MYSTIC BOWL of MARAE TAPUTAPUATEA xxxivxli | xxxiv |
The MYSTIC BOWL of MARAE TAPUTAPUATEA to face page | xxxvi |
Description of the PLATES and CHART xlixlix | xli |
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| Title | Works, Volume 43 |
| Author | Hakluyt Society |
| Publisher | Kraus Reprint, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 22 Aug 2009 |
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