μῦθοι Mythoi
Motif

Blind god. Hödhr.

Mythological motifs. · Gods. · The gods in general. · Nature and appearance of the gods. · view the constellation · filed as A128.1

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“The Nunnery on Fire Seeing all these gods arrive to help the novice, the Superior, I Yu, held consultation with the choir-mistress, saying: "We assigned to the Princess the burdensome work of the kitchen because she refused to return to the world; but since she has entered on her duties the gods of the eight caves of Heaven have come to offer her fruit, Ch'ieh Lan sweeps the kitchen, the dragon has dug a well, the God of the Hearth and…”

Myths & Legends of China, Chapter X · served from our shelf

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Scholars’ trail — 2references

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Filed under Mutilated god.

Filed beside it
One-eyed god. OdinLegless and armless deity supported on animalGod with one hand. Hand cut or bitten offLame god
Keeps company with — shares receipted episodes
Goddess of mercyAnimal as servant to manAnimal as domestic servantHelpful tigerTransformation: man to tigerTransformation: instruments of torture to lotus flowersMagic object acquired as reward for religious austeritiesMagic peachMagic hairpinMagic waters and medicinesMagic salve (ointment)Magic peach gives immunity from age. (Cf. D981.2.)

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