See Jekyll’s version, 114–116, called “Timmolimmo,” a name which is
also given to the bull of number 89 in some versions. In Theal, 56–66,
a mysterious and beautiful woman who goes to the river only at night is
named “Tangalimlibo.” Her enemies persuade her to go out by day and she
is taken by the river, returns to suckle her child, and is at last
ransomed by sacrificing an ox which seems to bear the same name as the
woman.
In this challenge story, the bull has killed, not the mother, as in
number 89, but her sons, and has unwittingly fathered his successful
antagonist, who has been brought up in secret. The father’s secret name
is evidently learned from the mother.
For the tossing trick, see number 69.