Bibliotheca Arnamagnæana - 01.06.1966, Side 183

K. Deceptions
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K1600-1699. DECEIVER FALLS INTO OWN TRAP
K1600. Deceiver falis into own trap. Cf. Q211.13.
Kl 603. Man falis into sacrificial grave prepared for others. Rich man orders poor
people to dig a grave in order to bury them all in it as sacrifice to avert famine.
But a Christian frees them and promises those who become Christian a living.
The rich man falis in the grave and dies. Cf. S263. Svada b- in Flb I 435-36 =
ClåfTr ch. 225-26 in FMS II 222-28.
K1610. Deceiver falls into his own trap - miscellaneous incidents. Cf. N339.16. Dinus
in Wahlgren 15: host overawed instead of guests.
K1612. Message of death fatal to sender. Cf. J21.2; J21.17. Håkonar b- ch. 3-8
in FMS XI 427 ff., cf. Sveinsson in FFC 83 xxiii-iv.
Kl 626. Would-be killers killed.
Kl 626.1. Earl killed in combat with man he has undertaken to kill. f>idr II 307, 320.
Kl 626.2. Treacherous counselor killed in hall game he himself has arranged. SigrgFr
43 ch. 1.
Kl 667. Unjust banker deceived into delivering deposits by making him expect even
larger. In order to make the impression of honesty he delivers the one chest of
money. The ten chests which he then receives are filled with stones. Gering I
185-88, 292-94.
Kl 672. Dwarf himself falls in love with giri he has seduced by magic love, and loses
her as he is forced to remove his magic. GHrolf 310 ch. 25.
K1700-2099. DECEPTION THROUGH SHAMS
K1700-1799. DECEPTION THROUGH BLUFFING
K1700. Deception through bluffing. Cf. K239.
K1760. Other bluffs. Cf. R53.4.
Kl 766. Trickster’s boasting scares his powerful opponent from contest.
K1766.1. False boasting of having killed his foster-brother makes his men follow the
boaster. ÅsmVik 15 ch. 8.
K1771. Bluffing threat.
K1771.6. Girl's sham threat in order to evade husband till lover returns. ÅsmS 8-9.
K1771.7. Sham threat of war holds ships back so that there suddenly are enough men
to man defending ship. Halldors b- Snorrasonar in FMS VI 238-40 (Fjlsl 112-14).
K1771.8. Sham dream prophesying shipwreck makes people leave ship so that there
is room enough for man who wants to go. Sneglu-Halla b- in Flb III 425-26 (FMS
VI 375-77; Msk 246; Fjlsl 300-01).
K1771.9. King menaced into giving his daughter by means of borrowed fleet. Gautr
46-49, 66-71 ch. 11 (FAS III 50-53).
K1772. Pretendedanger. HjOlv 512 ch. 21; HålfdE VII 5-6 (FAS III 529); Fridbj XI
13-17 (FAS II 93).
K1774. King persuades men to follow him, pretending that he is going to make peace
with his brothers, instead battie. ÅnB 335 ch. 4.
K1777. When he is looked at too threateningly, hero feigns failing ability to go on
horseback. GHrolf 293 ch. 20.
K1791. Sham duel in order to bring about recognition. Vald 70-72 ch. 2.