Korean |
Sebayan |
10, pp. 42-43 "went one to each city" |
10. "are directed to ... region or country" |
12, p. 44 "Aranbul, the grand vizier |
12. "Bujang Sugi, ... old man of experience ... |
told the king ... and the king accordingly |
is able to answer all inquiries" |
moved east" |
"regarding the direction of their destination" |
13, p. 46 "good marksmanship" |
13. "hunters to enhance their skills" |
17, p. 50 "the she-dragon ... died" |
17. "mothers who had died |
of child birth |
of childbirth. |
... in the shape of the gourd" |
... the breadfruit tree" |
19, p. 53 "had bitten marks" |
19. "snakebite" |
20, p. 56 "broke his skeleton" |
21. "crushed bones" |
21, p. 57 golden box containing boy; |
22. "killed ... by traps set by others |
underneath it was a cock |
for animals" |
22, p. 58 "drifted" |
23. "were drowned" |
24, p. 65 "hanged him |
24 "people died |
on a tree on Kishima and |
from falling off trees. |
burned him to death." |
... lighting torches" |
26, p. 66 "a crow ... |
26. "Kingfisher Goddess ... |
a fight between two pigs" |
fighting cocks" |
27, p. 68 defaecation in forest; to the east |
27. "muddy area ... faraway" |
29, p. 71 "to build a bridge ... |
29. "building a house ... |
came to him no more" |
come to the end" |
30, p. 72 Paekjo^ng: |
30. Sera Ganti "Giant Demons": |
"He was eleven feet tall." |
"Their size is enormous" |
"the angel flew back |
"orang ti nyabak "flies away ... and |
to heaven" |
disappears on the horizon" |
31, p. 73 "frogs" |
31. "fish" |
34, p. 82 "bushels of rice ... |
34. "the grains of the paddy |
large bags of rice" |
several times larger" |
37, p. 105 "plagues" |
37. "died of diseases" |
38, p. 106 "take a bath ... |
38. taking a bath ... |
causing him to freeze to death" |
would freeze him to death" |
42, pp. 112-113 "Peaceful ... stream" |
42. "peaceful river" |
44, p. 118 "leaped for joy ... |
44. "rush out to welcome ... and ... |
on returning to their homes." |
return to their respective homes" |
44, pp. 119-120 "magic charm" |
45. "her magic charms" |
Ilyo^n (transl. by Tae-Hung Ha): |
Clayton H. Chu: |
Samguk Yusa. |
The Three Worlds of Iban Shamanism. |
Yonsei U. Press, Seoul, 1972. |
PhD diss., Columbia U., 1978. |
pp. 272 to 279 |