- Herder's
rendering of the
Erlking and the
Scandinavian original. The
antagonist in Goethe's "Der Erlkönig" is the
Erlking himself rather than his daughter...
- It
depicts the
death of a
child ****ailed by a
supernatural being, the
Erlking, a king of the fairies. It was
originally written by
Goethe as part of...
-
child mentions the
Erlking, the
harmony p****es into F major,
representing a
gravitation from the father's
tonality to the
Erlking. The
father calms the...
-
local morgue.
During the
encounter he
learns of
another book: Die Lied der
Erlking.
Searching for a copy of this book, he
meets Shiela, a
helpful clerk with...
-
Fairy King or king of the
fairies may
refer to:
Oberon the
Erlking (Danish
elverkonge "elf-king")
Fairy King (horse)
Fairies Mythological king This disambiguation...
-
goblins from English, Scottish, and
Pilgrim folklore and literature. The
Erlking is a
malevolent goblin from
German legend. The
trasgu is a
Northern Spanish...
- (Gr****) –
Winged spirits of
vengeance or justice, also
known as
Furies Erlking (German) –
Death spirit Erymanthian Boar (Gr****) –
Giant boar Ethiopian...
- an
elaborate dream sequence.
Sarah Shun-lien Bynum's
short story "The
Erlking"
appeared in the 5 July 2010
issue of The New
Yorker as part of the magazine's...
- Ork, poltergeist, bogeyman, Will-o'-the-wisp,
various Feldgeister, and
Erlking.
Famous individual Kobolds are King Goldemar, Hinzelmann, Hödekin, and...
- Tolkien's
legendarium Elvenking (band), an
Italian folk/power
metal band
Erlking, a german/danish
folklore fairy Erlkönig, a poem by
Goethe This disambiguation...
