Teutonic Mythology
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62 a were-wolf has been wounded in the neck ; presently a ' miles ' is found in bed, having his neck doctored : intellexi ilium versipellem esse, nee postea cum illo panem gustare potui. The ofreskr in the evening sees a ball and a bear fighting ; the next day two men lie wounded in bed, L ludn. 5, 5. Transformation into a bear or fox, a swan or raven, is frequent. In Walewein 5598 : tenen vos verbreken; and 785 : versciep hem. ' Er entwarf sich zu,' he changed into, Myst. 1, 214, etc. A bride ...turns into a swan, Miillenh. p. 212; a man becomes a hawk or falcon, and comes flying to the tower, Marie 1, 280, conf. 292. Women often change into toads: wesen ene padde, en sitten onder die sille, Walew. 5639 ; gienge ich als MAGIC. 1631 ein hrete git, n. solde bi eime zAne g&n, Herb. 8364. 1 must here remark, that verffa at goltum in ON. tales does not mean turning into a swine, but running about Vild like a boar, Ver- lauff on Vatnsd. p. 106-7. The magicians and enchantresses in our fairytales often change men into wolves, bears, cats, dogs or svfine ; the witches of a later time have no longer the power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
62 a were-wolf has been wounded in the neck ; presently a ' miles ' is found in bed, having his neck doctored : intellexi ilium versipellem esse, nee postea cum illo panem gustare potui. The ofreskr in the evening sees a ball and a bear fighting ; the next day two men lie wounded in bed, L ludn. 5, 5. Transformation into a bear or fox, a swan or raven, is frequent. In Walewein 5598 : tenen vos verbreken; and 785 : versciep hem. ' Er entwarf sich zu,' he changed into, Myst. 1, 214, etc. A bride ...turns into a swan, Miillenh. p. 212; a man becomes a hawk or falcon, and comes flying to the tower, Marie 1, 280, conf. 292. Women often change into toads: wesen ene padde, en sitten onder die sille, Walew. 5639 ; gienge ich als MAGIC. 1631 ein hrete git, n. solde bi eime zAne g&n, Herb. 8364. 1 must here remark, that verffa at goltum in ON. tales does not mean turning into a swine, but running about Vild like a boar, Ver- lauff on Vatnsd. p. 106-7. The magicians and enchantresses in our fairytales often change men into wolves, bears, cats, dogs or svfine ; the witches of a later time have no longer the power.
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