Myth
Jánošík's power, deeds and capture
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Note: ; I recorded the story of Jánošík's life in the autumn of 1960 in the Sajó Valley (Borsod County), in the village of Hét. The story was told by Márton Gecse, a 60-year-old Hungarian farmer and former farm servant. In his younger days, he served on larger farms in several vi... Read More
Why does Jesus love witches?
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Note: ; See also: Uncatalogued legend tale. Read More
The nora as a night demon of oppression
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The Bacso of Novacsany
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The Bacso of Novacsany
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The Bacso of Novacsany
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The Bacso of Novacsany
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A clergyman returning for the peace of his soul
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Note: ; Original title: Bloody altars ; Original source: Ipolyi Arnold's Collection of Folktales. (Editor: Lajos Kálmány). Hungarian Folk Poetry Collection. XIII. Budapest, 1914. 421–422, 85. Read More
The healing man of Sókszelőce
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