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A comprehensive scholarly reference on Erinle, the Yoruba orisa of hunting, water, herbal medicine, and royal protection, examining his mainland cult, iconography, priesthood, and transatlantic transformations.

A systematic delineation of distinct Yorùbá intellectual, liturgical, and therapeutic offices, separating Ifá diviners, herbal pharmacologists, deity-specific priests, spirit mediums, and female ritual titles often conflated in colonial and contemporary discourse.