-
published in 1560
which tells a
story similar to "Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar" (the
oldest surviving copy of this
ballad is from the 17th century)...
- "Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar" (Roud 1621,
Child 123) is an English-language folk song
about Robin Hood. This
ballad is one of
those appearing in later...
- This
includes a
dramatic version of the
story of
Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar and a
version of the
first part of the
story of
Robin Hood and the Potter...
- the Miller's Son, the name by
which he is
known in
Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar and
Robin Hood and
Queen Katherine (version 145B). It is also the name...
- and therefore, this tale is
combined with that of
Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar. In
Pierce Egan the Younger's
story Robin Hood and
Little John, Alan...
- the
alias Friar Tuck. A
fighting friar appears in the
ballad "Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar",
though he is not named.
Robin and the
friar engage in...
-
fight and outwitting. In
Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar (Child
Ballad 123), Will
Scarlet tells Robin of the
friar,
resulting in
their encounter. In Robin...
-
situations of dire need in
other stories such as
Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar and
Robin Hood and the Shepherd. It is
unknown whether the
story of Robin...
- Hood's Death," "Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne," "Robin Hood and the
Curtal Friar," "Robin Hood and the Butcher," "The
Jolly Pinder of Wakefield," "Little...
- an
alias of Marian.
Francis James Child notes that the
early mentions of
Friar Tuck (another May
Games character) are in ****ociation with Marian. By the...
