Friar refuses to keep promise after enjoying woman and is accused of rape. Castrated

Motif

Friar refuses to keep promise after enjoying woman and is accused of rape. Castrated.

Deceptions. · False accusations. · Slanders. · view the constellation · filed as K2111.3

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Filed under Potiphar's wife. A woman makes vain overtures to a man and then accuses him of attempting to force her.

Filed beside it

Telling a story to allay a woman's amorous desires Woman makes vain overtures to stepson and falsely accuses him of murder. She tries to poison him but her own son accidentally takes the beverage and apparently dies. Plot is revealed when doctor states that he had substituted sleeping potion for the poison Spurned woman accuses man of theft Adulteress tricks husband into killing allegedly importunate lover Mother falsely accuses son of incest with her Girl falsely accuses bishop

Travels with

Punishment: castration. (Cf. K2111.3.)

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