Aarne–Thompson–Uther index · Tale type

ATU 825 — The Devil in Noah's Ark

825
ATU tale-type number
1
Arne Thompson references
12
Thompson motif references
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Summary

Tale type

The devil wants to know what Noah is doing when he is building the ark. He persuades Noah's wife to give him a drink. Noah forbids the wife to go into ark until the devil has also been invited. [K485]. I. Secret Building of Ark and its Destruction by…

Earlier references

Concordance

Arne Thompson: 825

Thompson motif index: A1015., A1021., A1853.1., A2001., A2031.2., A2145.2., A2214.3., A2232.4., C12.5.1., F531.5.9., G303.14.1.1., K2213.4.2.





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