seen everywhere, in front of houses, in the roads and public places, sometimes alone, but more frequently in







connection with the picture of Legba who is constantly represented as squatting down and looking at the organ of







generation, which is hugely disproportionate [Find Alfred B. Ellis, Ewe-Speaking Peoples of the Slaves Shore







of West Africa (London, 1966). pp. 41-421].







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