μῦθοι Mythoi
Motif
Scholars’ trail — 7references

The index’s own references — the collections where scholars sighted this story-shape, tradition by tradition. Titles on our shelf are live links; the rest is the frontier, not yet shelved.

  • EstonianAarne FFC XXV 115 No. 11
  • FinnishAarne FFC XXXIII 39 No. 11
  • Finnish-SwedishWessman 7 No. 51, 27 No. 243
  • New YorkJones JAFL LVII 251
  • West IndiesFlowers 430.
  • general *Fb "bande" IV 24a, "Jesus" II 41a
  • general Tobler 65
Within the index

Filed under Walking ghost "laid".

11 finer motifs beneath it
Laying ghost causes great storm. (Cf. D2141.)Protection during ghost-laying ceremonyGhost laid by blessing graveGhost laid by prayerGhosts exorcized by nameGhost laid by raising a crossGhost laid by adjuring it to leave "in the name of God."Ghost laid by baptizing children in its presenceGhost laid by fastingGhost laid by BibleGhost laid by consecrated water
Filed beside it
Ghost laid by reburialGhost laid by piercing grave (corpse) with stake. (Cf. D712.10, E431.16.2.)Ghost laid by talismanGhost laid by barring offGhost killed and thus finally laidGhost finds rest when certain thing happensGhost laid at cockcrow (dawn)Ghost transformed into animal. (Cf. D100, E423.)Ghost is laid by giving it a never-ending or impossible task. (Cf. H900, H1010.)Man raises corpses and gets their shrouds, then "lays" them againOther exorcism practices

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