Turkish fairy tales and folk tales.
By: Translated from the Hungarian version by R. Nisbet Bain. Illustrated by Celia Levetus.
Contributors: Levetus, Celia, illus.
Publisher: Dover Publications
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 275
Subjects: Tales -- Turkey.; Tales -- Romania.; Folklore -- Turkey.; Folklore -- Romania.; Fairy tales.
Notes: "Unabridged republication, with slight corrections, of the work originally published ... in 1896."
Translation of Török népmések.
Table of contents: title: The stag-prince.; title: The three orange-peris.; title: The rose-beauty.; title: Mad Mehmed.; title: The golden-haired children.; title: The horse-devil and the witch.; title: The cinder-youth.; title: The piece of liver.; title: The magic turban, the magic whip, and the magic carpet.; title: The wind-demon.; title: The crow-peri.; title: The forty princes and the seven-headed dragon.; title: The world's most beauteous damsel.; title: The padishah of the forty peris.; title: The serpent-peri and the magic mirror.; title: Stone-patience and knife-patience.; title: The ghost of the spring and the shrew.; title: The story of the half-man-riding-on-the-worse-half-of-a-lamehorse.; title: The enchanted hog.; title: Boy-beautiful, the golden apples, and the were-wolf.; title: Youth without age, and life without death.