Table of Contents

• How the Tales Came to Be Told
• Myrtle, The
• Peruonto
• Vardiello
• Flea, The
• Cenerentola
• Merchant, The
• Goat-Face
• Enchanted Doe, The
• Parsley
• Three Sisters, The
• Violet
• Pippo
• Serpent, The
• She-Bear, The
• Dove, The
• Cannetella
• Corvetto
• Booby, The
• Stone in the Cock's Head, The
• Three Enchanted Princes, The
• Dragon, The
• Two Cakes, The
• Seven Doves, The
• Raven, The
• Months, The
• Pintosmalto
• Golden Root, The
• Sun, Moon, and Talia
• Nennillo and Nennella
• Three Citrons, The
• Conclusion
• Preface from 1848 Edition

Bibliographic Information

Book: Stories from the Pentamerone
Book Author/Editor: Basile, Giambattista
Publisher: Macmillan and Co.
Publication City: London
Year of Publication: 1911
Country of Origin: Italy
Notes: COMPLETE! Entered into SurLaLune Database in August 2018 with all known ATU Classifications. The text of this book is based on John Edward Taylor's translation first published in 1848. Taylor only translated 30 of the tales found in Basile's Il Pentamerone. E. F. Strange adapted that translation for this edition published in 1911.