• Blind god. Hödhr. A128.1
• Angel (demon) of blindness. A478.6
• Culture hero ascends to heaven guided by blind ancestress. A566.2
• Lake bursts forth where blind king plucks rushes. A920.1.12
• Wind is blind. A1129.3
• Men originally blind: eyes opened by accident. A1316.3.3
• Origin of blindness. A1339.1
• Adder harmful to holy person transformed to blindworm. (Cf. A1710, A1730, A2231.7.) A2145.5
• Grasshopper builds no house for winter; ant strikes him blind: therefore born blind. (Cf. A2332.6.3.) A2233.4
• Nightingale borrows blindworm's eye. Each has one eye. Nightingale borrow's blindworm's and will not return it.(Cf. A2332.6.1.) A2241.5
• Worm, thinking that world is coming to end, blinds self so as not to see calamity. (Cf. A2332.6.4.) A2284.3
• "Blindness" in animals. Animals really or supposedly blind. A2332.6
• Why blindworm has no eyes. (Cf. A2241.5.) A2332.6.1
• Why giant lizard is blind. Chose poison instead of eyes. A2332.6.2
• Why grasshopper is born blind. (Cf. A2233.4.) A2332.6.3
• Why worm is blind. (Cf. A2284.3.) A2332.6.4
• Why mole is blind. A2332.6.5
• Why owl is blind by day. (Cf. A2233.3.) A2332.6.6
• Why elephant sees half-blindly. A2332.6.7
• Why leech is blind. A2332.6.8

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• Tales of the North American Indians · Tale 26 XXVI. THE DECEIVED BLIND MEN *
• Tales of the North American Indians · Tale 74 LXXIV. THE DECEIVED BLIND MAN 7

• ATU 1137 The Blinded Ogre
• ATU 122L* Blind Wolf Keeps Guard over a Captive Ox
• ATU 1317 The Blind Men and the Elephant
• ATU 1456 The Blind Fianc'e
• ATU 1456* The Blind Girl and her Fianc'
• ATU 1577 Blind Men Duped into Fighting
• ATU 1577* Blind Robber Paid Back
• ATU 1577** The Blind Man Tricked
• ATU 1617* The Blind Man's Treasure
• ATU 234 The Nightingale and the Blindworm