Tale

 1 GeNote|        Fairy Tales), though it also occurs in the Bidpai. Another popular
 2 StNote|           Ademar (fl. 1030), 64; it occurs also on the Bayeux Tapestry,
 3 StNote|             a particular direction, occurs in other Indian stories
 4 StNote|          The grateful animals theme occurs in "The Soothsayer's Son" (
 5 StNote|           story of Androclus, which occurs in the derivates of Phaedrus,
 6 StNote|     philosophy, which they consider occurs among all men at a certain
 7 StNote|      conception of an external soul occurs in the oldest Egyptian tale
 8 StNote|        Parallels. - Another version occurs in Campbell, p. 106 seq.,
 9 StNote| Unfortunately, the form in which it occurs is mutilated, and we cannot
10 StNote|          the Bidpai literature, and occurs in all its multitudinous
11 StNote|          Living in animals' bellies occurs elsewhere in Miss Stokes'
12 StNote|       restoration of beauty by fire occurs as a frequent theme (Temple,
13 StNote|         three type forms. The first occurs in two Egyptian versions
14 StNote|            ultimate source: it also occurs in the Saccankira jataka (
15 StNote|         early to the West, where it occurs in the Gesta Romanorum,
16 StNote|          viii. - x.~Parallels. - It occurs also in the Bidpai literature,
17 StNote|             Tales, ii. 3:9) that it occurs in Buddhist literature,
18 StNote|             Phaedrus or Babrius, it occurs in prose derivates from
19 StNote|              No. 160. (2) The fable occurs among folk-tales Grimm,
20 StNote|            a polygamous country. It occurs in "Punchkin," supra, No.
21 StNote|            1891). Gambling for life occurs in Celtic and other folk-tales;
22 StNote|            vi.~Parallels. - It also occurs in Somadeva, Katha .Sarit
23 StNote|       Contes moralisés, No. 112. It occurs in Avian. ed. Ellis, No.
24 StNote|            one with the negroes: it occurs in Col. Jones' Negro Myths
25 StNote|        trace it to Africa, where it occurs in Cape Colony (South African