Sixty Folk-Tales from Exclusively Slavonic Sources
| First published | 1889 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Elliot Stock |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Type | Anthology |
| Pages | xii + |
| Price | 7/6 |
{{Tr|{{A|A. H. Wratislaw}}}}, with annotations. A translation of 66 of the 100 tales in {{A|Karel Erben}}'s 1865 anthology Sto prostonárodnĂch pohádek a pověstĂ slovanskĂ˝ch v nářečĂch původnĂch (One Hundred Slavic Folktales & Legends in Original Dialects). Divided into 3 parts: A. Western Slavonians- Bohemian (Czech), Moravian, Hungarian-Slovenish (Slovak), Upper & Lower Lusatian (AKA: Sorbian or Wendish), Kashubian & Polish. B. Eastern Slavonians- White Russian (Belorussian), Little Russian (Ukrainian) & Great Russian (Russian). C. Southern Slavonians- Bulgarian,Serbian, Croatian & Illyrian-Slovenish (Slovenian). 2 stories (The Wonder-Working Lock & The Friendship of a Vila and of the Months) have different titles in the contents page. The region of Galicia mentioned here is currently divided between Poland and Ukraine. Carniola is a region that today is mainly in Slovenia. Illyria is today divided between Austria & the former Yugoslavia. 3 stories previosly published in The Folk-Lore Journal (in 1884 & 1886).
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