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Mai-cob

Mai-cob are witches in wolf's clothing in the folklore of the Navajo people.

The navajo word mai-cob for wolf (animal) is a synonym a witch.

Lopez, Barry (1978). Of Wolves and Men. New York: Scribner Classics. ISBN 0743249364.

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