Note 4 — Chapter III · Tales with the Simple Theme and Miscellaneous Combinations.
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The third story is Servian VI. An uncle of Adam, who honoured God and the “Vile,”4 was so good a man that God came to him in human form one day. After a battle between the good and evil in the world, the latter would not bury the slain. The Vile told Tuegut that this would not do, so he hitched up his wagon and carried the slain to their graves. Then God came to earth, told him to put all he possessed in his wagon, and carried him on a cloud to heaven, where he was made the constellation now called Driver Tuegut’s Heavenly Wagon.