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• Wild beasts as messengers of the gods. A165.2.1.1
• Goddess of fertility of wild forest plants. A431.1.2
• God (goddess) of wild animals. A443
• God of wild beasts. A443.1
• God of wild fowls. A443.2
• Milky Way is the Wild Hunt. A778.1.1
• Why the wild boar is hunted by man for food: once a faithless wife killed by her husband. A1422.3
• Origin of wild boar. A1871.1
• Origin of wild and domestic buffalo. A1878.1
• Wildcat's (Lynx's) face mashed in. (Cf. A2230.1.) A2213.2.1
• Why tiger does not attack wild boar until latter is old: result of duel. A2257.1
• Wild animals lose their ferocity through fear of Behemoth. A2294
• How wildcat got his mashed face. (Cf. A2213.2.1.) A2330.1
• Why wild duck has red eyes. Dances for trickster. A2332.5.7
• Why there are wild turkeys in a certain Pueblo town. A2434.3.2
• Why wildcats come and eat chickens. A2435.3.15
• Wild-goose's flight. A2442.2.7
• Former friendship between domestic and wild animals. A2493.0.1
• Enmity between hyena and wildcat. A2494.3.5
• Enmity between jackal and wild hen. A2494.5.1
• Wild animals lose their ferocity. A2531.0.1
• Why wild pigs ravage rice-fields. A2545.5
• Origin of wild morning glory. A2665
• Why no one can find flower of wild fig. A2791.4
• Devastating wild animals. B16.2
• Prophetic wild beasts. B142
• Speaking beast – wild. B211.2
• Wild man as king of animals. B240.3
• Wild animals as saint's disciples. B251.2.7
• Wild beast seeks protection of saint against hunters. B251.4.1.1
• Tame elephant not accepted by wild brethren. B261.1.1
• War between domestic and wild animals. B262
• Wolves and wild pigs condemned to death in lion's court for killing and eating sheep. B275.1.3.2
• The cat as vixen's husband. Frightens the other wild animals invited by the vixen. (Cf. K2324.) B281.9.1
• Wild beast as messenger. B291.3
• Wild oxen plow for man. B292.4.1
• Grateful hyena leads lost hermit from wilderness as reward for his help. B380.1
• Helpful wild beasts. B430
• Helpful wild beasts – felidae. B431
• Helpful wild beasts – mustelidae. B433
• Helpful wild beasts – canidae and other carnivora. B435
• Helpful wild beasts – rodentia. B437
• Helpful wild beasts – primata. B441
• Helpful wild beasts – ungulata. B443
• Helpful wild hog (boar). B443.5
• Helpful wild ox. B443.7
• Helpful wild beasts – miscellaneous. B449
• Helpful wild goose. B469.3.1
• Helpful wild duck. B469.4.1
• Hero contests with demons, using fighting animals: cock, goat, bull, horse, wild bull, peacock. B524.1.11
• Saint carried by wild oxen. B557.2
• Wild animals yoked by saint to his plough. B558.6
• Jackal leads lost men out of wilderness. B563.4.1.2
• Wild leopards guide Jesus and the Holy Family through wilderness in flight to Egypt. B563.5
• Wild animals kept as dogs. B575.1
• Wild animal miraculously tamed. B771
• Wild animal will not harm chaste woman. B771.0.1
• Wild animal will not attack royal person. B771.3
• Wild animal performs for king. B771.5
• Wild animals herded. B845
• Wild pigs kept by demigod as if domesticated. B845.1
• Giant wild beasts. B871.2
• Tabu: tiger and lion after having killed a man not to touch certain animals: cow, buffalo, pig, deer, wild goat. C549.1
• Tabu: going into wild boar's haunt. C619.2
• Transformation: wild man to normal. D92
• Transformation: man to wild beast (mammal). D110
• Transformation: man to feline animal (wild). D112
• Transformation: man to canine animal (wild). D113
• Transformation: man to ungulate (wild). D114
• Transformation: man to bovine animal (wild). D114.1
• Transformation: man to swine (wild). D114.3
• Transformation: man to wild goat. D114.4
• Transformation: man to equine animal (wild). D115
• Transformation: man to wild animal – mustelidae. D124
• Transformation: wild beast (mammal) to person. D310
• Transformation: ungulate animal (wild) to person. D314
• Transformation: bovine animal (wild) to person. D314.1
• Transformation: mammal (wild) to another animal. D411
• Transformation: domestic to wild animal. D412.0.1
• Transformation: mammal (wild) to object. D421
• Magic object received from wild man. D812.9
• Magic circle protects from wild animals. D1381.11.1
• Magic letters (amulets) guard against attack by wild animals or men. (Cf. D1266.1.) D1381.16
• Saint's bachall subdues wild animals. (Cf. D1277, V220.) D1442.3
• Magic staff thrown causes wild animals to stand still. (Cf. D1254.) D1442.4
• Magic object protects against wild animals. D1447
• Charm protects against wild animals. (Cf. D1273.) D1447.1
• Magic garment protects against wild animals. (Cf. D1052.) D1447.2
• Magic wisdom possessed by wild man. (Cf. F567.) D1719.2
• Magic turned against the makers, so that they are bewildered and kill themselves. D1783.5
• Wild boar reprimanded about its maraudings by saint. The command is obeyed. D2156.4
• Ghost visible only to wild fowls. E421.1.6
• Revenant as wild animal. E423.2
• The Wild Hunt. (Cf. F282.) (Die Wilde Jagd, Das Wütende Heer, Odinsjæger, Chasse Fantastique.) A ghostly hunter and his rout continue the chase. E501
• Leader of the Wild Hunt. E501.1
• King as wild huntsman. (Cf. E501.1.7.) E501.1.1
• Nobleman as wild huntsman. E501.1.2
• Rich man as wild huntsman. E501.1.3
• Forester as wild huntsman. E501.1.4
• Freemason as wild huntsman. E501.1.5