Questions about references    Funny facts  Id like to find sources for the dates given in the article and eliminate any unsourced anomalous dates  Hessian wolf children   and  Rauber cites reports in  and  and Chambers cites Rauber Fantini though gives a date of  for the Hessian wolf boy and there is no source for the  date Does anyone know a source for these two dates  Bamberg boy late s Rauber p places him at the end of the th century citing Camerarius Horae Subcisivae and Chambers cites Rauber Singh Zingg and Feuerbach Wolfchildren and feral man cited by Fantini appear to dispute that this is a feral child  but all I have is this snippet Has anyone read the source  three Lithuanian bearboys    Rauber relates encounters in  and  p citing Rzaczynski Historia Naturalis curiosa  in  p citing Louis Moreris Le Grand Dictionaire Historique Ursin p  in  reported by Y B van den Kleverskerk and in  reported by Bernard Connor p citing Connors  History of Poland  Chambers citing Rauber reports these as   and  Fantini reports only the  encounter perhaps after Rauber though I dont know for sure  Peter the Wild Boy of Hamelin  Rauber p reports  citing the Breslauer Sammlung  and Chambers cites Rauber Rauber though calls him Wild Peter of Hamelin not Peter the Wild Boy Where did the name Peter the Wild Boy come from   Tertiary sources  There are several tertiary sources in English which appear to simply extract dates from Rauber and translate his names from the German Should one be kept or all of them or none of them If not all then which should remain  Fantini Language acquisition of a bilingual child Is there any reason besides the anomalous  date for the Hessian wolf boy to keep Fantini as a source