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Motif-Index of Folk-Literature
H1400—H1599. Other tests
H1400—H1449. Tests of fear
H1450—H1499. Tests of vigilance
H1500—H1549. Tests of endurance and power of survival
H1550—H1569. Tests of character
H1570—H1599. Miscellaneous tests

J. THE WISE AND THE FOOLISH

J0000—J199. Acquisition and possession of wisdom (knowledge)
J200—J1099. Wise and unwise conduct
J200—J499. Choices
J500—J599. Prudence and discretion
J600—J799. Forethought
J800—J849. Adaptability
J850—J899. Consolation in misfortune
J900—J999. Humility
J1000—J1099. Other aspects of wisdom
J1100—J1699. Cleverness
J1110—J1129. Clever persons
J1130—J1199. Cleverness in the law court
J1200—J1229. Clever man puts another out of countenance
J1230—J1249. Clever dividing
J1250—J1499. Clever verbal retorts (repartee)
J1500—J1649. Clever practical retorts
J1650—J1699. Miscellaneous clever acts
J1700—J2749. Fools (and other unwise persons)
J1700—J1749. Fools (general)
J1750—J1849. Absurd misunderstandings
J1850—J1999. Absurd disregard of facts
J2000—J2049. Absurd absent-mindedness
J2050—J2199. Absurd short-sightedness
J2200—J2259. Absurd lack of logic
J2260—J2299. Absurd scientific theories
J2300—J2349. Gullible fools
J2350—J2369. Talkative fools
J2370—J2399. Inquisitive fools
J2400—J2449. Foolish imitation
J2450—J2499. Literal fools
J2500—J2549. Foolish extremes
J2550—J2599. Thankful fools
J2600—J2649. Cowardly fools
J2650—J2699. Bungling fools
J2700—J2749. The easy problem made hard
J2750—J2799. Other aspects of wisdom or foolishness