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Peruonto is an
Italian literary fairy tale
written by
Giambattista Basile in his 1634 work, the Pentamerone.
Despite its
origins as a
literary tale, variants...
-
Jacob Grimm, of his
famed collection,
noted its
great resemblance with
Peruonto. The
similarity was also
noted by
mythologist Thomas Keightley, in the...
- of the Chopped-off
Hands 1634
Italy Giambattista Basile Pentamerone 706
Peruonto 1634
Italy Giambattista Basile Pentamerone 675 Puss in
Boots 1550–1553...
- Aarne-Thompson type 675, a type of tale
found throughout Europe.
Another variant is
Peruonto. A
farmer and his wife had
three sons, but the
youngest was only half a...
- and won her as his wife, but the swan flew off.
Golden Goose The
Princess Who
Never Smiled Peruonto Andrew Lang, The
Green Fairy Book, "The
Magic Swan"...
- Pig King
Prince Marc****in Hans My
Hedgehog 3.1
Crazy Peter The
Dolphin Peruonto Simple Hans 3.2
Livoretto The
Story of
Pretty Goldilocks Corvetto Ferdinand...
- Children's
literature portal The
Princess Who
Never Smiled The
Magic Swan
Peruonto Babbitt, E.C. (Ed.). (1922). More
Jataka Tales. New York, NY: D. Appleton-Century...
- d'Aulnoy.
Another literary tale of this type is
Giambattista Basile's
older Peruonto. A folk
variant is the
French Half-Man. A king and
queen had
several children...
- The
fairy tales are: The
First Day "The Tale of the Ogre" "The Myrtle" "
Peruonto" -
connected to
Russian tale "At the Pike's Behest" ("Emelian the Fool")...
- ATU 650A
Strong John (=
Strong Hans, KHM 166) ATU 675 The Lazy Boy (=
Peruonto and
Emelian the Fool) Bear's Son Tale and Jean de l'Ours,
analyses of tale-types...
