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Twenty-two Yorùbá proverbs on the sword, the arrow and the cudgel as objects, and on the exposed or unprepared state that a weapon exists to answer, presented with the original, a literal gloss, a named translation, and the situation each is spoken in.

An analysis of indigenous Yoruba children's wrestling, pursuit games, and physical conditioning traditions, examining their operational mechanics, educational value, and civic manifestations.