List of Tales
- Dauntless Little John (Giovannino senza paura; Fearless Giovannino )
- The Man Wreathed in Seaweed (Riviera di Ponente) (L'uomo verde d'alghe; The man's green algae)
- The Ship with Three Decks (Riviera di Ponente (Il bastimento a tre piani)
- The Man Who Came Out Only at Night (Riviera di Ponente) (L'uomo che usciva solo di notte)
- And Seven! (Riviera di Ponente) (E Sette!)
- Body-without-Soul (Riviera di Ponente) (Corpo-senza-anima)
- Money Can Do Everything (Genoa) (Il denaro fa tutto)
- The Little Shepherd (Genoese hinterland) (Il pastore che non cresceva mai)
- Silver Nose (Langhe) (Naso d'argento)
- The Count's Beard (Bra)
- The Little Girl Sold with the Pears (Montferrat)
- The Snake (Montferrat)
- The Three Castles (Montferrat)
- The Prince Who Married a Frog (Montferrat)
- The Parrot (Montferrat) (Il pappagallo)
- The Twelve Oxen (Montferrat) (I dodici buoi)
- Crack and Crook (Montferrat)
- The Canary Prince (Turin)
- King Cum (Colline del Po)
- Those Stubborn Souls, the Biellese (Province of Biella)
- The Pot of Marjoram (Milan)
- The Billiards Player (Milan)
- Animal Speech (Mantua)
- The Three Cottages (Mantua)
- The Peasant Astrologer (Mantua)
- The Wolf and the Three Girls (Lake Garda)
- The Land Where One Never Dies (Verona)
- The Devotee of St. Joseph (Verona)
- The Three Crones (Venice)
- The Crab Prince (Venice)
- Silent for Seven Years (Venice)
- The Dead Man's Palace (Venice)
- Pome and Peel (Venice)
- The Cloven Youth (Venice)
- Invisible Grandfather (Venice)
- The King of Denmark's Son (Venice)
- Petie Pete Versus Witch Bea-Witch (Friuli)
- Quack, Quack! Stick to My Back! (Friuli)
- The Happy Man's Shirt (Friuli)
- One Night in Paradise (Friuli)
- Jesus and St. Peter in Friuli (Friuli)
- The Magic Ring (Trentino)
- The Dead Man's Arm (Trentino)
- The Science of Laziness (Trieste)
- Fair Brow (Istria)
- The Stolen Crown (Dalmatia)
- The King's Daughter Who Could Never Get Enough Figs (Rome)
- The Three Dogs (Romagna)
- Uncle Wolf (Romagna)
- Giricoccola (Bologna)
- Tabagnino the Hunchback (Bologna)
- The King of the Animals (Bologna)
- The Devil's Breeches (Bologna)
- Dear as Salt (Bologna)
- The Queen of the Three Mountains of Gold (Bologna)
- Lose Your Temper, and You Lose Your Bet (Bologna)
- The Feathered Ogre (Garfagnana estense)
- The Dragon with Seven Heads (Montale)
- Bellinda and the Monster (Montale)
- The Shepherd at Court (Montale)
- The Sleeping Queen (Montale)
- The Son of the Merchant from Milan (Montale)
- Monkey Palace (Montale)
- Rosina in the Oven (Montale)
- The Salamanna Grapes (Montale)
- The Enchanted Palace (Montale)
- Buffalo Head (Montale)
- The King of Portugal's Son (Montale)
- Fanta-Ghiro the Beautiful (Montale)
- The Old Woman's Hide (Montale)
- Olive (Montale)
- Catherine, Sly Country Lass (Montale)
- The Traveler from Turin (Montale)
- The Daughter of the Sun (Pisa)
- The Dragon and the Enchanted Filly (Pisa)
- The Florentine (Pisa)
- Ill-Fated Royalty (Pisa)
- The Golden Ball (Pisa)
- Fioravante and Beautiful Isolina (Pisa)
- Fearless Simpleton (Livorno)
- The Milkmaid Queen (Livorno)
- The Story of Campriano (Province of Lucca)
- The North Wind's Gift (Mugello)
- The Sorceress's Head
- Apple Girl
- Prezzemolina
- The Fine Greenbird
- The King in the Basket
- The One-Handed Murderer
- The Two Hunchbacks
- Pete and the Ox
- The King of the Peacocks
- The Palace of the Doomed Queen
- The Little Geese
- Water in the Basket
- Fourteen
- Jack Strong, Slayer of Five Hundred
- Crystal Rooster
- A Boat for Land and Water
- The Neapolitan Soldier
- Belmiele and Belsole
- The Haughty Prince
- Wooden Maria
- Louse Hide
- Cicco Petrillo
- Nero and Bertha
- The Love of the Three Pomegranates
- Joseph Ciufolo, Tiller-Flutist
- Bella Venezia
- The Mangy One
- The Wildwood King
- Mandorlinfiore
- The Three Blind Queens
- Hunchback Wryneck Hobbler
- One-Eye
- The False Grandmother
- Frankie-Boy's Trade
- Shining Fish
- Miss North Wind and Mr. Zephyr
- The Palace Mouse and the Garden Mouse
- The Moor's Bones
- The Chicken Laundress
- Crack, Crook, and Hook
- First Sword and Last Broom
- Mrs. Fox and Mr. Wolf
- The Five Scapegraces
- Ari-Ari, Donkey, Donkey, Money, Money!
- The School of Salamanca
- The Tale of the Cats (Taranto)
- Chick
- The Slave Mother
- The Sire Wife
- The Princesses Wed to the First Passer-By
- Liombruno
- Cannelora
- Filo d'Oro and Filomena
- The Thirteen Bandits
- The Three Orphans
- Sleeping Beauty and Her Children
- The Handmade King
- The Turkey Hen
- The Three Chicory Gatherers
- Beauty-with-the-Seven-Dresses
- Serpent King
- The Widow and the Brigand
- The Crab with the Golden Eggs
- Nick Fish
- Grattula-Beddattula
- Misfortune
- Pippina the Serpent
- Catherine the Wise
- The Ismailian Merchant
- The Thieving Dove
- Dealer in Peas and Beans
- The Sultan with the Itch
- The Wife Who Lived on Wind
- Wormwood
- The King of Spain and the English Milord
- The Bejeweled Boot
- The Left-Hand Squire
- Rosemary
- Lame Devil
- Three Tales by Three Sons of Three Merchants
- The Dove Girl
- Jesus and St. Peter in Sicily
- The Barber's Timepiece
- The Count's Sister
- Master Francesco Sit-Down-and-Eat
- The Marriage of Queen and a Bandit
- The Seven Lamb Heads
- The Two Sea Merchants
- Out in the World
- A Boat Loaded with…
- The King's Son in the Henhouse
- The Mincing Princess
- The Great Narbone
- Animal Talk and the Nosy Wife
- The Calf with the Golden Horns
- The Captain and the General
- The Peacock Feather
- The Garden Witch
- The Mouse with the Long Tail
- The Two Cousins
- The Two Muleteers
- Giovannuzza the Fox
- The Child that Fed the Crucifix
- Steward Truth
- The Foppish King
- The Princess with the Horns
- Giufa
- Fra Ignazio
- Solomon's Advice
- The Man Who Robbed the Robbers
- The Lions' Grass
- The Convent of Nuns and the Monastery of Monks
- The Male Fern
- St. Anthony's Gift
- March and the Shepherd (Marzo e il Pastore)
- John Balento
- Jump into My Sack
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