23 (Paris, 1840).

Both opinions are equally incomplete.

Dr.Schultz-Sellack considers him the "Wassergott," and assigns him to the North, in his essay, _Die Amerikanischen Goetter der Vier Weltgegenden, Zeitschrift fuer Ethnologie_, Bd.

xi, 1879.

This approaches more closely to his true character.] This is further shown by the beliefs current as to his occasional appearance on earth.