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Motif-Index of Early Icelandic Literature
K960. Other fatal deceits.
K963. Rope cut and victim dropped. FloresS XX 6-10 p. 155-56.
K978. Uriah letter. Cf. K511; K1355; K1851. Bevers 222-24 ch. 9-11.
K1000-1199. DECEPTION INTO SELF-INJURY
K1010. Deception through false doctoring. Cf. K1315.2.
K1011. Eye-remedy. EgÅsm ch. 9-10 (FAS III 384-86), cf. Lagerholm’s note and
introd. xxxiii; Reuschel 112.
K1080. Persons duped into injuring each other. Cf. K2130. Herv 34-36, 116 (FAS
I 446).
K1082. Ogres duped into fighting each other.
K1082.1. Missile thrown among enemies causes them to fight one another. OOdd 48-49
(ch. XII 7; FAS II 185, 519).
Kl 084. Liar brings about fight between dupes.
K1084.4. Calumniators try to bring friendly kings to fight, but fail at last. HrolfG
6-7 ch. 3-4 (FAS III 63-65).
K1087. Falsified message brings about a war. Cf. K1093.
K1087.0.1. Men disrobe and report they have been attacked: bring about war. Saxo
lib. V c. II 10, lib. X c. XII 1, cf. lib. IV c. III 13, Herrm 326.
K1092. Brothers duped into killing each other by siander that one of them is father to
the other's child. Sogubr 7-9 ch. 2 (FAS I 369-70).
K1093. Goddess arouses heroes’ jealousy and eternal fighting. Sorla 278 (FAS I 398
ch. 5 ff.) = Saxo lib. V c. IX = Herrm 361.
Kl 094. Treacherous counselor persuades king's son to woo his father's young bride
whom he is sent to get, and as he tells the king that he is her lover both are killed.
Vols ch. 42 (40), cf. t>i6r II 164-79, Herrm 572 ff.
K1094.1. God persuades hero to substitute a false bride for his father, this results in
a fight where the son kills the father. Cf. K1911; N731.2. HaraldHr 266 ff.
K1200-1299. DECEPTION INTO HUMILIATING POSITION
K1210. Humiliated or baffled lovers. Cf. T70. Hav 97-102; OlåfTr ch. 43 in Hkr I
338-41, by Odd ch. 32 (25); SigrgFr 56-66 ch. 4-7; Clåri, Sigb, and Dlnus in Wahl-
gren 6, 8, 15; NikL 7 ch. 3.
K1218. Importunate lovers led astray.
K1218.1. The entrapped suitors (Lai l’épervier). The chaste wife has them one at a
time undress and hide. The husband and guests come and chase them off. Skålda
s. in Hb 445-47.
K1218.1.4. Importunate lover (priest) is forced to hide in chest.
K1218.1.4.1. Four importunate lovers are forced to hide in four-compartmented chest
which is sold. Mars 13-15 ch. 6.
K1218.1.7. Importunate suitor has his head shaved and tarred and is put into sack and
returned to his men. HrolfKr 19 ch. 6, Skjold ch. 11; Helgi; cf. ViktorBl 36-37
ch. 12.
K1223. Mistress deceives lover with a substitute. Cf. K525.1.2. Håv 101 = MC 48:
dog.