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                  <text>��Letter Reference:
1831_Aug_Unknown-Unknown
Date of Letter:
August, 1831
From:
Unknown
To:
Unknown
Content Summary:
This document contains an uncontextualized list of names, possibly for admittance into the
Poʻahā Bible study group.
Typescript:
[Page 1 of 1]
Kekuku v a Howaai
O mauli v
Haelo v. . . .
Kalua v a Kahehuna
Kamaikuhewa v
Kapau v a Lono
Lehuanui
Kaili o Aikanaka
Kapena
Kaili o keapohao
Haaheo v
Kinimaka
Kinopu v
Nua v
Kaauanui v
Kaunahi
Kalama v
Honokaupu
O apoo v
Keaweaheulu 20
Kalunaaina

Keonialele v
Mahelelua v
O wahine v
O kua v
O pakea
Puawahie
Iv
Kaupena v
Wailua v 30
Kanehaku v
Kaninauku

[In a different hand, in pencil]
1831-32

[Page 2 of 2]
[Typescript of English-language note]
one of the happiest Anagrams in any
language, is that which has been made from
Pilates question to our Savior. Quid est
veritas? These three words make the

�following anagramatic sentence
Est viv qui adest - (The man whom
you see before you)
Notes:
1. The list of names on page 1 has no context by which to understand it. They may be
candidates for the Poʻahā Bible study group.
2. v - This probably represents the "w" of wahine to identify the female gender.
3. Quid est veritas? - Latin for "What is truth?" the note that contains this phrase appears
totally unrelated to the list of names on the previous page.

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