One dueller fights with God's help; the other with his brother's. First claims that the odds are unfair; second agrees that he will fight without his brother if the first will fight without God

Motif

One dueller fights with God's help; the other with his brother's. First claims that the odds are unfair; second agrees that he will fight without his brother if the first will fight without God.

The wise and the foolish. · Cleverness. · Clever persons and acts. · Clever man puts another out of countenance. · Clever man puts another out of countenance. · view the constellation · filed as J1217.1

Cited in the index

general Pauli (ed. Bolte) No. 312.

Within the index

Filed under Worldly man puts religious man out of countenance.

Filed beside it

Simple holy man puts philosopher out of countenance when he says to him that wisdom came before learning

Travels with (Thompson’s cf.)

Person has successive misfortunes while making plans because he forgets to say, "If God wills." (Cf. G224.1, J1217.1.)

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