240 f., 505 f., II, 501 b. Add:

Cantou il gatsu:

¡Cristu naciú!

Dixu il buey:

¿Agú?

Dixu la ubecha:

¡En Bilén!

Dixu la cabra:

¡Catsa, cascarra,

Que nació en Grenada!

Munthe, Folkpoesi från Asturien, III, No 24, cited by Pitrè in Archivio,

VIII, 141.

“Quando Christo nasceu, disse o gallo: Jesus-Christo é ná ... á ...

á ... do.” Leite de Vasconcellos, Tradições pop. de Portugal, p. 148, No

285 _b_.

241. Greek ballad, The Taking of Constantinople. There is a Bulgarian

version. A roasted cock crows, fried fish come to life: Sbornik of the

Ministry of Public Instruction, II, 82. In other ballads the same

incident is transferred to the downfall of Bulgaria: Kačanofskij, p.

235, No 116; Sbornik, II, 129, 2, and II, 131, 2. (W. W.)

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