Fasting (as a means of distraint)

Motif

Fasting (as a means of distraint).

Society. · Customs. · Customs. · view the constellation · filed as P623

Scholars’ trail — 1 reference (open)

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Irish myth Cross.

Within the index

Filed under Customs. [Note: Except in so far as customs enter narratives, they are not in the scope of this work.]

7 finer motifs beneath it

Fasting against God Fasting against the Devil Fasting against fairies Fasting against saints Fasting by saints causes tree worshipped by pagans to fall Fasting to enforce saint's dues Calves not let to cows during fast

Filed beside it

Women meet when bathing Trumpet blown before house of one sentenced to death Charon's fee: putting coin in dead person's mouth to pay for ferry across Styx Newcomers forced to pass the night with ruling princess. Given sleeping potion. Goods confiscated for failure to consummate marriage People weep when child is born. They sing and laugh at burials Bridle goes with horse when horse is bought Servant must keep horns and hide of his cattle that are slain Strangers to be given precedence over man at home. Duke permits visiting duke to go through narrow path first. This sets custom Customs concerning recognition of rank Young not to precede old Feasts Injured husband will not kill a naked man Only the brave to wear beards With only opponent's arms. Hero goes to encounter unarmed except for the arms he wrests from his opponent Hero unwilling to answer questions before he is dressed Customs concerning bells

Travels with

Magic power by fasting. (Cf. G224.16, P623.)

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