Compulsion to invite singer to feast. Until that is done, the beer will not stop foaming. (Cf. C671.)

Motif

Compulsion to invite singer to feast. Until that is done, the beer will not stop foaming. (Cf. C671.)

Tabu. · Unique prohibitions and compulsions. · The one compulsory thing. · Other compulsions. · view the constellation · filed as C682

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“When the hostess of Pohyola Heard how beer was first fermented, Heard the origin of brewing, Straightway did she fill with water Many oaken tubs and barrels; Filled but half the largest vessels, Mixed the barley with the water, Added also hops abundant; Well she mixed the triple forces In her tubs of oak and birch-wood, Heated stones for months succeeding, Thus to boil the magic mixture, Steeped it through the days of summer, Burned…”

— The Kalevala, Rune XX · served from our shelf

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FinnishThe Kalevala, Rune XXThompson cites: Kalevala rune 20.

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FinnishKalevala rune 20. → on our shelf: The Kalevala, Rune XX

Within the index

Filed under Other compulsions.

Filed beside it

Compulsion to answer cry. Hero is magically compelled to do so Injunction: sleep where night overtakes you. Otherwise misfortune will come Compulsion to perform certain task yearly Injunction: to give sample of food to dog before eating. Misfortune follows failure to do so Injunction: to forsake woman who arouses love Injunction: to perform certain act daily

Travels with

The one compulsory song. Beer cannot be brewed until an old man sings the song of the origin of beer

Keeps company with — shares receipted episodes

The one compulsory song. Beer cannot be brewed until an old man sings the song of the origin of beer Beer brewed by means of magic song Magic secret Revelation of magic secret permits animal to be killed. (Cf. D1273.2.)

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