Note 100 — Lohengrin
Smith Ely Jelliffe translation
The fairy tales, which have been left out of consideration in the context, precisely on account of these complications, include especially: “The Devil with the Three Golden Hairs” (Grimm, No. 29), and the very similar “Saga of Emperor Henry III” (Grimm, Deutsche Sagen, II, p. 177), “Water-Peter,” with numerous variations (Grimm, III, p. 103), “Fundevogel,” No. 51, “The Three Birdies” (No. 96), “The King of the Golden Mountain” (No. 92), with its parallels, as well as some foreign fairy tales, which are quoted by Bauer, at the end of his article. Compare also, in Hahn, “Greek and Albanese Fairy Tales” (Leipsic, 1864), the review of the exposure stories and myths, especially 20 and 69.