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An example of this class of stories from Cyprus may be found in the _Jahrb.

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Jahrb. _ vol. xxvii.; also the works of Migula and Fischer already cited.

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The first part of the story is found in a tale from Cyprus, in the _Jahrb.

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For additional European versions, see _Jahrb. ut supra_, and V. 7;

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See also _Romania_, VI.p. 551 (E. Cosquin, _Contes pop. lorrains_, No. 22), and _Jahrb.

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[24] For other European references to the first class, "riddle solved by suitor," see _Jahrb.

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For the rain of figs and raisins he refers to _Jahrb.

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[21] For the literal throwing of eyes, see: _Jahrb.

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References to European parallels may be found in Köhler's notes to Widter-Wolf, No. 3, _Jahrb.

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_Die Legende von dem Ritter in der Capelle_, _Jahrb.

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