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Linea 1: '''Imecanu''' ([[katakana]], '''イめかぬ''', [[hiragana]] '''いめかぬ''' ; [[1875]]-[[1961]]), in iuventute ~~{{N~~[[missionarius\|~~missionari\|us\|a}}~~missionaria]] ecclesiae [[Christus\|Christianae]] apud populum suum [[Ainu]], fuit etiam [[poeta\|cantatrix]] carminum epicorum in [[lingua Ainuana]]. Abdicata a negotio conscripsit carmina a se nota in libellis manu scriptis ad longitudinem 20,000 paginarum. Poeta et musicus [[:en:Don Philippi\|Don Philippi]] fecit versionem [[lingua Anglica\|Anglicam]] nonnullorum carminum intitulatam ''Songs of Gods, Songs of Humans'' ("Carmina deorum, carmina hominum"). <!--==Life and work== Linea 16: Chiri Yukie, ''Ainu shin'yō shu''. 1923.--> == Bibliography == Donald L. Philippi, ''Songs of Gods, Songs of Humans: The Epic Tradition of the Ainu''. University of Tokyo Press, 1979; North Point Press, 1982. ISBN 0-691-06384-2.

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