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Motif

Maiden sends to her lecherous lover (brother) her eyes (hands, breasts) which he has admired.

Sex. · Chastity and celibacy. · Escape from undesired lover. · view the constellation · filed as T327.1

Filed across the traditions
  • Italian Basile Pentamerone III No. 2
  • N. Am. Indian *Thompson Tales 273 n. 6
  • general Type 706
  • general **Williamson Philological Quarterly XI 149
  • general *BP I 303
  • general *Crane Vitry 158 No. 57
  • general Herbert III 72, 611
  • general Hervieux IV No. 120
  • general *Penzer III 20f.
  • general Alphabet No. 136
  • general *bin Gorion Born Judas 2d ed. IV 175, 283
  • general Pauli (ed. Bolte) Nos. 11, 12
  • general Krappe Bulletin Hispanique XXXIX 40
  • general Nouvelles de Sens No. 12. Spanish Exempla: Keller

…and 1 more.

Within the index

Filed under Mutilation to repel lover. (Cf. S160, T333.)

Filed beside it
Woman successfully prays for disease to repel lover Saint plucks out her eye when urged to marry Maidens befoul selves with blood to escape rape Woman raises sores on her body to preserve chastity Princess takes on loathsome disguise to avoid unwelcome demon-lover Girl escapes from undesired lover by cutting off her plaits of hair
Travels with (Thompson’s cf.)
Self-mutilation. (Cf. T327.1, T327.2, T333.)
Carried in tale types

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