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    This document is a table of contents for a book about folktales found in medieval Latin poetry from the 10th-13th centuries. The table of contents lists 6 chapters that examine different folktales and their variations over time. Each chapter is followed by appendices that provide Latin sources and parallels for stories about a fisherman swallowed by a whale, lying contests and tricksters, a rich and poor peasant, a tale about a turnip, and a donkey tale. The appendices suggest the book analyzes the development and transmission of folktales across different literary traditions.

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    This document is a table of contents for a book about folktales found in medieval Latin poetry from the 10th-13th centuries. The table of contents lists 6 chapters that examine different folktales and their variations over time. Each chapter is followed by appendices that provide Latin sources and parallels for stories about a fisherman swallowed by a whale, lying contests and tricksters, a rich and poor peasant, a tale about a turnip, and a donkey tale. The appendices suggest the book analyzes the development and transmission of folktales across different literary traditions.

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    Contents

    List of Abbreviations ix Acknowledgments xi


    Introduction 1
    one Folktales in Medieval Latin Poetry 16
    t wo Between Sacred Legend and Folktale
    A Whale of a Story about a Tenth-Century Fisherman 65
    t h re e A Cautionary Tale
    Little Red Riding Hood in the 1020s 93
    fo u r True Lies and the Growth of Wonder
    An Eleventh-Century “Little Claus and Great Claus” 125
    five The Wonder of The Turnip Tale (ca. 1200) 164
    six The Reorientation of The Donkey Tale (ca. 1200) 200
    Conclusion
    Sadly Never After 231
    appe ndi x
    one Man Swallowed by Fish (ATU 1889G) 241
    A. The “Great Fish” in the Book of Jonah (Rheims-Douay) 241
    B. Letaldus of Micy, About a Certain Fisherman Whom a
    Whale Swallowed 243
    C. Rudolph Erich Raspe, Baron Munchausen: Narrative of
    His Marvellous Travels (1785), Chapter 8 248
    D. Hisperica famina B, Lines 157–217, and Letaldus’s Poem:
    Source and Influence, or Parallels? 249
    t wo Truths and Lies 253
    A. “The Wish-Goat” (“Wunschbock”; ATU 1960A) 253
    B. “Lantfrid and Cobbo” (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 6) 255
    C. “Modus Liebinc,” or “The Song to the Liebo Tune” (Carmina
    Cantabrigiensia 14; ATU 1362 “The Snow-Child”) 257
    D. “Modus florum,” or “The Song to the Flowers Tune” (Carmina
    Cantabrigiensia 15; ATU 852 “The Lying Contest”) 260
    E. “The False Prophet and Archbishop Heriger of Mainz:
    Otherworldly Voyages to Hell and Heaven, This-Worldly
    Punishment” (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 24) 261
    F. “The Priest in the Pit” (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 35) 262
    G. “Little John” (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 42) 263

    t h re e One-Ox: The Rich and the Poor Peasant (ATU 1535) 264
    A. One-Ox (Unibos) 264
    B. The Story of the Peasant Campriano (Storia di
    Campriano contadino) 285
    C. Straparola, “Father Scarpafico” (Le piacevoli notti,
    Night 1, Fable 3) 295
    D. Brothers Grimm, “About the Tailor Who Became Rich
    Quickly” (BP 2:1–3) 301
    E. Brothers Grimm, “The Little Farmer” (“Das Bürle”
    [KHM 61]) 303
    F. “Kibitz” 307
    G. Hans Christian Andersen, “Little Claus and Great Claus” 311
    H. List of Folk-Literature Motifs in One-Ox 320

    fou r The Turnip Tale: Two Presents for the King (ATU 1689A) 322
    A. The Turnip Tale [1] (Rapularius “frivola”) 322
    B. The Turnip Tale [2] (Rapularius “prodiga”) 331
    C. Brothers Grimm, “The Turnip” (“Die Rübe” [KHM 146]) 339

    five The Donkey Tale: The Ass (ATU 430) 341


    A. The Donkey Tale (Asinarius) 341
    B. “The Story of Vikramāditya’s Birth” 350
    C. Brothers Grimm, “The Donkey” (“Das Eselein” [KHM 144]) 353
    D. Straparola, “King Pig” (Le piacevoli notti, Night 2, Fable 1) 355
    E. Brothers Grimm, “Hans My Hedgehog” (“Hans Mein Igel”
    [KHM 108]) 361

    Notes 367 Bibliography 445 Indexes 481

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