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Seven orisa treated together: the farming orisa, the hunter who became a river, Sango's other wife and the ear narrative, the orisa of wealth, the sea, the hunter of Ketu, and the one whose diaspora identity diverged furthest from his Yoruba one.

A comprehensive scholarly analysis of Aganjú as an ancient Oyo monarch, wilderness divinity, and transformed Afro-Atlantic deity across West Africa, Cuba, and Brazil.

Seven further divinities' praise texts, from the ancestral founder to the deified river of a jealous co-wife, including two conflicting sources for the goddess of wealth.