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Circle 10. Caucasus.
Caucasus (K.) 1. Georgians. M, Wardrop: Georgian Folk Tales (I A1, CD8, If A, Il DCB, IV A, V AB). — 2, Ossets. Globus XLI p. 331 (1 Ai, CD, TA, Tl div DA, IV A, V AB1). — 3. Grusinians: COopHukb mate- piazop, A144 onucaHia MbcTH H Naemen’b KapKaca XIX 2, p. tog, nro (Ad, CD8, TEA, TT AD (bis) TV A, Vo AB)).
4. Tatars. ib. XXXV 2, p. 85, nr. 2 (1 At, D8, IEA, WEB, IVA, V ABia). — 5. Mountain Tatars. ib. XXII 3, p. 38, nr. 8 (1 At, CD8, UA, WEB, IV AY Vo ABD. 6. Armenians ib. XXIV 2, p. 252, or. 36 1 Ad, D, WA, Wl BD (bis), IV A, V ABt). — 7. ib. XIX 2, p. roa, nr. 4 div TCD 6, IE Ad, TTA, IV A). -8 ib. XXIV 2, p. arg, nr. 28 (div | Ar, CD6, Il Ar, IN A div). 9. F. Macler: Contes Armeniens XI p. 92 (1 Ar, CD8, TA, HTB, IV A, V ABD.
Circle 11. Gipsies. 1. F. H. Groome: Gipsy Folk Tales nr. 30 Bukowina
1 Ac, CD3, 1B, I CBA, TV A, V AB1). 2, ib. nr. 31 Hungary. 7 Ad, CD 3, I} At, K, WI ABC, IV A, V AB.
