μῦθοι Mythoi
Motif

Deliverer of curse.

Ordaining the future. · Curses. · Pronouncement of curses. · view the constellation · filed as M411

Filed across the traditions
  • India Thompson-Balys.
Within the index

Filed under Pronouncement of curses.

25 finer motifs beneath it
Curse by oneself. The person in despair curses himself to sink with palace into the earth Curse by parent Beggar's curse. Beggar is refused request. "May your bread turn to stones!" Dying man's curse Man pursued by hatred of the gods Old woman's curse (satire) Druid's curse Curse by spirit Saint's (prophet's) curse Giantess lays a curse on the one on earth who eventually hears her Curse by berserk, giant (ogre) Curse by girl in revenge of the murdering of her foster father Curse by witch. (Cf. G269.4.) Curse by thrall Curse by priest Curse by monk Fairy lays curse on village Curse by king Curse by poet Curse by animal Curse by spouse Curse by disguised deity Curse by head of religious order Curse by other wronged man or woman +1 more
Filed beside it
Time of giving curse Place of giving curse Recipient of curse Irrevocable curse Curse given to negate good wish. Odin gives man life three times the normal; Thor ordains that in each he is to commit crime. Odin gives him the choicest weapons; Thor denies him landed property, etc Method of cursing

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