One wild goat steps over another. They thus pass each other uninjured on a cliff. This shows advantage of peaceableness

Motif

One wild goat steps over another. They thus pass each other uninjured on a cliff. This shows advantage of peaceableness.

The wise and the foolish. · Acquisition and possession of wisdom (knowledge). · Wisdom (knowledge) acquired from animals. · view the constellation · filed as J133.1

Cited in the index

general Pauli (ed. Bolte) No. 403.

Within the index

Filed under Animal gives wise example to man.

Filed beside it

Ass refuses to drink after it has had enough. Thus teaches lesson to master Trained deer drinks wine till he breaks his leg but thereafter abstains. Thus teaches lesson to master Woman will not follow donkey on safe path: attacked by robbers Squirrel tries to dip out lake with his tail: difficulty of reforming the world Big fish eat little: robber will plunder weak neighbors

Carried in tale types

The Two Stubborn Goats · ATU 202 1 recorded variant

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