The Grateful Dead: The History of a Folk Story

Name: The Grateful Dead: The History of a Folk Story
Author: Gerould, Gordon Hall

Gerould, Gordon Hall

Dead -- Folklore; Folk literature -- Themes, motives; Grateful dead (Tale)

[269] Armenian and Siberian give adequate evidence as to the truth
of the latter statement, though more Asiatic variants of this type
are to be desired.

[270] Servian III., Esthonian II., and Rumanian I.

[271] See p. 82.

[272] See pp. 116 f.

[273] See pp. 40 f.

[274] See pp. 125-127, 151 f.

[275] See the author's study, "Forerunners, Congeners, and Derivatives
of the Eustace Legend" in Publ. Mod. Lang. Ass. xix. 335-448.

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The Grateful Dead: The History of a Folk Story

Gerould, Gordon Hall

Dead -- Folklore; Folk literature -- Themes, motives; Grateful dead (Tale)

[269] Armenian and Siberian give adequate evidence as to the truth
of the latter statement, though more Asiatic variants of this type
are to be desired.

[270] Servian III., Esthonian II., and Rumanian I.

[271] See p. 82.

[272] See pp. 116 f.

[273] See pp. 40 f.

[274] See pp. 125-127, 151 f.

[275] See the author's study, "Forerunners, Congeners, and Derivatives
of the Eustace Legend" in Publ. Mod. Lang. Ass. xix. 335-448.

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