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N332 Accidental poisoning
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- Accidental killing or death · N330 entry
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- Man accidentally fed bread which his father has poisoned. The wicked man puts poison in the bread he gives a beggar. The beggar gives his loaf to the son · N332.1 entry
- Horse accidentally poisoned instead of master. An attempt is made to give the hero a poisoned cup. He is on horseback and spurs his horse away to avoid the cup. The poison is spilled and enters the horse's ear and kills him · N332.2 entry
- Serpent carried by bird lets poison drop into milk and poisons drinkers · N332.3 entry
- Boy accidentally drinks "poison" intended for his stepbrother. Doctor had substituted sleeping potion for the requested poison · N332.4 entry
- Woman unwittingly poisons her son. Mistakes poison for medicine · N332.5 entry
- Man eats food which is mysteriously poisoned · N332.6 entry
- Hidden fruit accidentally poisoned by snake · N332.7 entry