Arm of monster kept as token of innocence of dog. Scottish: Campbell-McKay

Motif

Arm of monster kept as token of innocence of dog. Scottish: Campbell-McKay.

Tests. · Identity tests: Recognition. · Identification by tokens. · Identification by matching parts of divided token. · view the constellation · filed as H105.3

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Filed under Parts of slain animals as token of slaying.

Filed beside it

Dragon-tongue proof. Dragon slayer cuts out the tongues and uses them later to prove his identity as slayer Tongue as proof that man has been murdered Head of monster as token (proof) of slaying Ears, fingers and noses of demons cut off as proof of killing them Identification between lovers by matching claw and leg of dragon Sex organs of enemy as proof of slaying

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