μῦθοι Mythoi
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Strong man as fisherman: destroys fish and nets.

Marvels. · Marvelous creatures. · Persons with extraordinary powers. · Remarkably strong man. · view the constellation · filed as F614.5

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“Thereupon the youth, Kullervo, Wicked wizard of the Northland, Drew the maiden to his snow-sledge, Drew her to a seat beside him, Quickly in his furs enwrapped her; And the tin-adorned made answer, These the accents of the maiden: “Loose me from thy magic power, Let me leave at once thy presence, Lest I speak in wicked accents, Lest I say the prayer of evil; Free me now as I command thee, Or I’ll tear thy sledge to pieces, Throw these…”

The Kalevala, Rune XXXV · served from our shelf

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  • FinnishThe Kalevala, Rune XXXVThompson cites: Kalevala rune 35
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Filed under Strong man's labors.

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Strong man drives anvil into groundStrong man uproots tree and uses it as weaponStrong man as gardener: destroys plantsStrong man as rower; breaks boatStrong man throws trees on roof and breaks itStrong man uses stable-roof as flailStrong man fells tree with one blow of axeStrong man clears plainStrong hero fights whole army aloneStrong man jumps across rivers. (Cf. F611.3.2.4.)Youth crushes coins to powder with fingers
Keeps company with — shares receipted episodes
Strong man as rower; breaks boatMan unwittingly ravishes his own sister. (Cf. N365.3.)

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