30 motifs match “venomous”  ·  back to the chapters

• Why water serpents are not venomous. (Cf. A2532.1.) A2531.1
• Why animals are venomous. A2532
• Why snakes are venomous. (Cf. A2235.) A2532.1
• Why hairy caterpillar is venomous. A2532.2
• Blood of dragon venomous. B11.2.13.1
• Sandalwood tree is guarded by dragon with venomous breath. B11.6.10
• Venomous snakes play with precious stones. B765.12
• Venomous animals. B776
• Venomous sheep destroy enemy. B776.1
• Toad considered venomous. (Cf. B776.5.1.) B776.2
• Venomous hound. B776.3
• Venomous dog loosed against saint. B776.3.1
• Venomous swine. B776.4
• Pig with venomous bristles. B776.4.1
• Venomous boar. B776.4.2
• Blood of animal considered venomous. B776.5
• Blood of toad venomous. B776.5.1
• Blood of lion venomous. B776.5.2
• Blood of snakes venomous. (Cf. B776.7.) B776.5.3
• Blood of otter venomous. B776.5.4
• Blood of bear venomous. B776.5.5
• Venomous worm. B776.6
• Venomous serpent. (Cf. B776.5.3.) B776.7
• Weapons magically venomous. (Cf. D1080.) D1402.7.0.1
• Venomous dog killed by sign of cross. D1766.6.5
• Man with venomous worm in his head. F511.0.7
• Venomous man. F582.3
• A wise man (saint, brahmin) recognizes that a man unwittingly carries a venomous serpent in his proviant sack and warns him. N848.2
• Hospitality to saint repaid: neither he nor his posterity will ever be hurt by venomous creatures. Q45.1.3
• Venomous snake put into the mouth as punishment for murder of newborn children. (Cf. Q211.4.) Q418.2