| A poor New Zealander, whose forefathers had from time immemorial been anthropophagi. |
| I found myself, in a word, to be fed up like a prisoner in a camp of anthropophagi, and honoured like the sacrificial bull. |
| Often they never even encountered the presumed anthropophagi. |
| One of the ironies of the Essex saga is that fearing for their lives at the hands of Fijian anthropophagi, the desperate crew headed east in small boats and wound up cannibalizing its own unfortunate dead. |
| And he would have willing undergone any torments, any death, rather than become an anthropophagi. |
| Are they anthropophagi, or are they of a friendly disposition? |
