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More Cowardly than the Hare. The hare finds one (sheep, fish, frog, etc.) who is afraid of him and laughs till his lip splits. [J881.1, A2342.1]. Cf. Type 47A.
DahnhardtIV 97ff. - Finnish 95; Finnish-Swedish 4; Estonian 27; Livonian 1; Latvian 51; Lithuanian5; Lappish 1; Swedish 18 (Uppsala 13, Stockholm 1, Goteborg 1, misc. 3); Norwegian 5; Danish 1; Irish 9; Flemish 5; Walloon (*70A) 1; German 8 (Archive 7, Henssen Jul. No. 444); Italian (Sicilian 1); Rumanian (92*) 2; Slovenian 2; Polish 5; Russian: Afanasiev 2; Greek: Loukatos No. 11; Turkish: Eberhard- Boratav No. 18. - Literary Treatment: Halm Aesop No. 237; Jacobs Aesop No. 15; Wienert FFC LVI 63 (ET 245), 116 (ST 266).