Nr. 316. Der Grauenstein bei Vianden.

ATU-Erzähltypen

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This is one local boundary-stone belief with a conditional hearing effect, not the whole plot of ATU 501’s group of spinning women. Thompson D1827 is retained: its complete definition is the broad “Magic hearing,” and the source reports that after striking the stone with the head three times, one hears the Virgin Mary spinning. The text does not say that the stone emits fairy music (F262.10.1), nor does the sound convey divination (D1812.5.0.11); a cure by Mary (D2161.5.2) is also not narrated. These specific neighboring entries do not negate the broader hearing motif.

Thompson-Motive

D1827 is defined as “Magic hearing.” The source reports an unusual auditory effect conditioned on striking the boundary stone three times: the hearer hears the Virgin Mary spinning. Its definition does not require a cure, an oracle, or music from the stone. The source states no fairy music issuing from the stone, divination from the sound, or cure.

• Thompson D1827 · Magic hearing.

  Wahrscheinliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

  Textbelege und Katalog

  D1827 is defined as “Magic hearing.” The source reports an unusual auditory effect conditioned on striking the boundary stone three times: the hearer hears the Virgin Mary spinning. Its definition does not require a cure, an oracle, or music from the stone.

  • „Stößt man mit dem Kopfe dreimal hintereinander fest gegen diesen Stein, so hört man die Muttergottes spinnen.“

  Thompson D1827 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab