Lie: hero responsible for topographical features (lakes, rivers, etc.). (Cf. A901.)

Motif

Lie: hero responsible for topographical features (lakes, rivers, etc.). (Cf. A901.)

Humor. · Humor of lies and exaggeration · Lie: the remarkable man. · Lie: the remarkable man – his birth, growth, death, physical powers, strength. · Lie: remarkably strong man. · view the constellation · filed as X958

Cited in the index

general Canada, England, U.S.: *Baughman.

Within the index

Filed under Lie: remarkably strong man.

Filed beside it

Remarkable lifter. (Cf. F624.) Lie: remarkable carrier. (Cf. F631.) Lie: remarkable thrower. (Cf. F636.) Lie: remarkable catcher Lie: remarkable hitter or striker Lie: remarkable breaker. (Cf. F625.) Lie: remarkable bender Lie: remarkable twister Lie: remarkable squeezer. (Cf. X955.) Lie: remarkable pincher. Hero marks logs by pinching a piece out of end of each one Lie: strong puller Lie: remarkable pusher Lie: remarkable killer. (Cf. X945.) Lie: other strong physical reactions

Travels with (Thompson’s cf.)

Topographical features caused by experiences of primitive hero (demigod, deity). Footprints of the gods, thoroughfares of heroes, etc

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