63 motifs match “edition”  ·  back to the chapters

• [First Edition: A953. Why mud is soft.] A953[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2101. Fish created from wood (bark).] A2101[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2102. Fish from Woman's severed fingers. (Cf. A1724.1.)] A2102[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2259. Animal characteristics from miscellaneous contests.] A2259[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2411.1.12. Color of badger. See A2219.1.] A2411.1.12[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2433.2.5. Animals privileged to live anywhere.] A2433.2.5[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2494.5.9. Enmity of cheetah and calf.] A2494.5.9[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2494.5.31. Enmity between white fish and pike. (See A2286.1.1.)] A2494.5.31[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2652. Origin of "heaven key" (primrose). (See A2622.)] A2652[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2688.2. Origin of nettles.] A2688.2[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2732. Indentions on plants from biting. (Cf. A2751.3.1.) – See A2721.2.2.] A2732[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: A2765.1. Why fig-tree is evergreen. (See A2711.4.)] A2765.1[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B15.1.2.3. Other two-headed animals.] B15.1.2.3[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B15.1.2.5. Other three-headed animals.] B15.1.2.5[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B15.1.2.9. Other nine-headed animals.] B15.1.2.9[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B31. Giant birds.] B31
• [First Edition: B101. Treasure bird. (Cf. B172, B450.)] B101[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B106. Treasure-deer.] B106[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B107. Treasure-fish. (Cf. B175.)] B107[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B108. Treasure-serpent. (Cf. B112, B176.)] B108[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B149. Other prophetic animals.] B149[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B181.8. Magic horse wins horse-race.] B181.8[1st ed.]
• Rabbit and elephant partners on trading expedition. B294.6
• [First Edition: B461. Helpful domestic fowls.] B461[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: B711. Vegetable lamb. Lamb of vegetable origin.] B711[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: C242. Tabu: eating food of witch (demon).] C242[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: C951. Girl carried off because of broken tabu. (Cf. C756.2.)] C951[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: D658.4. Cow transformed to woman to marry man and protect cattle.] D658.4[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: D1578. Magic object keeps off enchantment. (Cf. D1380.)] D1578[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: E104. Resuscitation by magic plant.] E104[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: E104.1. Resuscitation by magic root.] E104.1[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: E164. Dead body caused to speak by setting door ajar.] E164[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: E745.4.1. Soul as lily.] E745.4.1[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: F531.1.2.5. Fifty-headed giant.] F531.1.2.5[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: F581. Woman who drives those who see her mad. (Inadvertant duplication of F1041.8.1.)] F581[1st ed.]
• [First Edition (Additions and Corrections): F971.5.3. Flowers blooming at Christmas.] F971.5.3[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: G303.3.3.5.1. A man rides horse which is the devil. As he rides, it becomes larger and larger and finally throws him over his head.] G303.3.3.5.1[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: G303.3.3.5.2. Devil as a black steed.] G303.3.3.5.2[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: G303.3.3.5.3. Devil as a white stallion.] G303.3.3.5.3[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: G303.3.3.5.4. Devil as a goblin horse.] G303.3.3.5.4[1st ed.]
• [First Edition (Additions and Corrections): J492. Better be consul in Rome than king elsewhere.] J492[1st ed.]
• [First Edition (Additions and Corrections): J1085.1[b]. Priest with crucifix and club. Orders church thieves to replace stolen goods. When crucifix does not bring obedience he forces them with club.] J1085.1[b][1st ed.]
• [First Edition: J1533.1. Absurdity: mill has given birth to calf. – Oats planted on sea-shore for fish to eat.] J1533.1[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: J2159. Foolish disregard of personal danger – miscellaneous.] J2159[1st ed.]
• [First Edition (Additions and Corrections): K216.3. Devil's riddles answered: man is freed.] K216.3[1st ed.]
• [First Edition (Additions and Corrections): K374. Grave robbing to secure obols in mouth of death.] K374[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: K1490. Dupe's property destroyed – miscellaneous.] K1490[1st ed.]
• Knight falsely accused of sedition. K2126
• [First Edition: K2190. Other false accusations.] K2190[1st ed.]
• [First Edition (Additions and Corrections): K2363. Women sent into enemies' camp corrupt and weaken the army.] K2363[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: L190. Unpromising hero (heroine) – miscellaneous.] L190[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: N276. Thief finally discovered when he pawns stolen goods.] N276[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: N290. Luck and fate – miscellaneous motifs.] N290[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: P299. Additional relatives.] P299[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: R90. Captivity – miscellaneous.] R90[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: S290. Cruel sacrifices – miscellaneous motifs.] S290[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: T381.2. Guardians of imprisoned virgin put to sleep while man enters to her.] T381.2[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: T511.7.1. Conception from eating cheese.] T511.7.1[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: T511.7.2. Conception from eating pottage.] T511.7.2[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: W125.1. "I commend my family to your care", says the glutton as he begins eating a dish he has been warned will kill him.] W125.1[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: X910. Münchhausen tales.] X910[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: X961. Extraordinary objects or actions in Schlaraffenland.] X961[1st ed.]
• [First Edition: X1020. Exaggerations.] X1020[1st ed.]