Bibliotheca Arnamagnæana - 01.06.1966, Blaðsíða 169

J. The Wise and the Foolish
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J640. Avoidance of others’ power.
J647. Avoiding enemy's revenge.
J647.2. Advice not to rob women while they are alone, for fear of returning husbands’
revenge. OOdd 24-27 (ch. VI 4-6, FAS II 174, 511-12).
J652. Inattention to warnings. Atlam 13 ff., 39 ff. = Vols ch. 5, 35 (37); HålfH XI 3
(FAS II 38-43).
J670. Forethought in defences against others.
J675. Man slays another in order not to be slain himself. I>iør II 244-45 (cf. 248), 391.
J675.1. Son slays father in order not to be slain himself. HaraldHr 267 ff.
J750-799. Forethought - miscellaneous
J765. To mark the way one is going in an unfamiliar country. SturlSt 623 ch. 17.
J1100-1699. CLEVERNESS
J1100-1249. CLEVER PERSONS AND ACTS
J1110. Clever persons.
Jllll. Clever giri. RagnarL ch. 5 (4) (FAS I 245-47), cf. Vries in FFC 73.
J1130-1199. CLEVERNESS IN THE LAW COURT
Cf. Kl 825.2; P510.
J1160. Clever pleading.
J1161. Literal pleading: letter of law has been met. Cf. E>iør II 34: fhørekr puts the
sword Mimung’s point into the ground and leans upon the hilt behind him and
then swears that he does not know about the point being above ground nor about
the hilt being in the hånds of anyone.
J1161.2. Pound of flesh (Fleischpfand). Cf. Skåldsk ch. 44 (35): only head, not the
neck; Mars 8, 20-22 ch. 3, 8, cf. Schlauch 88; Hroa f>. heimska and Schlauch 73.
J1161.3. Trespasser’s defense: standing on his own land. Man has earth from his own
land in his shoes. Cf. Gering I 113-14.
J1161.4. Money in the stick. Cf. N521.
J1170. Clever judicial decisions.
J1172. Judgment as rebuke to unjust plaintiff.
J1172.1. Not the same purse as was lost. Gering I 190-92.
J1172.3. Ungrateful animal returned to captivity. Gering I 173.
J1176. Decisions based on experimental tests. Cf. H486.2. Gering 1258-59: quarreling
clerks accuse one another of violation; sentenced to same punishment: the
one who gets angry acquitted.
J1176.2. Measuring the dregs. Gering I 188-90.
J1180. Clever means of avoiding legal punishment.
J1181. Execution escaped by use of special permissions granted the condemned.
J1181.2. Execution evaded by having three wishes granted: to be emperor, judge, and
the emperor’s son-in-law during the last week of his life. As judge he frees himself
and is in reality freed. Mågus, ed. 1858 ch. 77-78, cf. Kohler-Bolte II 651-57
and ZVk XV 222.