- Author: Giambattista Basile Author Record # 168809
- Birthplace: Giugliano, Kingdom of Naples, Spanish Empire
- Birthdate: 15 February 1566
- Deathdate: 23 February 1632
- Language: Italian
- Webpages: Library of Congress, Wikipedia-EN, Wikipedia-IT
- Used These Alternate Names: Giovanni Batista Basile, Basile
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Lo cunto de li cunti overo lo trattenemiento de peccerille (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Tale of Tales [English] (2016)
- Translation: The Tale of Tales, or Entertainment for Little Ones [English] (2016)
- Stories from the Pentamerone [English] (1911)
- Gagliuso (1634) only appeared as:
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L'Orza (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Bear [English] (2001)
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La gatta Cennerentola (1634)
also appeared as:
- Translation: The Cat Cinderella [English] (2001)
- La palomma (1634) only appeared as:
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La penta mano-mozza (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Maiden Without Hands [English] (2001)
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La Sapia Liccarda (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: Sapia Liccarda [English] (2001)
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La soperma castecata (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: Pride Punished [English] (2001)
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La ssette cotonelle (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Seven Pieces of Bacon Rind [English] (2001)
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Le doie pizzele (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Two Cakes [English] (1911)
- Translation: The Two Cakes [English] (2001)
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Le tre corune (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Three Crowns [English] (2001)
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Le tre fate (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Three Fairies [English] (2001)
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Li sette palommielle (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Seven Doves [English] (1911)
- Translation: The Seven Doves [English] (2001)
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Li tre rri anemale (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Three Brother Beasts [English] (1892) [as by uncredited]
- Translation: The Three Enchanted Princes [English] (1911)
- Translation: The Three Animal Kings [English] (2001)
- Lo 'gnorante (1634) only appeared as:
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Lo cunto de ll'Uerco (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Ogre [English] (1900)
- Translation: The Enchanted Doe [English] (1911)
- Translation: The Ogre [English] (2001)
- Lo cuorvo (1634) only appeared as:
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Lo Fracce de Crapa (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: Das Ziegengesicht [German] (1845)
- Translation: Goat-Face [English] (1911)
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Lo mercanto (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Merchant [English] (1893) [as by Giovanni Batista Basile]
- Translation: The Merchant [English] (1911)
- Translation: The Merchant's Two Sons [English] (1932)
- Translation: The Merchant [English] (2001)
- Lo Polece (1634) only appeared as:
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Lo Schiavottella (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Young Slave [English] (1932)
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Lo serpo (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Serpent Prince [English] (1849) [as by Basile]
- Translation: The Serpent Prince [English] (1890) [as by uncredited]
- Translation: The Enchanted Snake [English] (1892) [as by uncredited]
- Translation: The Serpent [English] (1911)
- Peruonto (1634) only appeared as:
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Petrosinella (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: Petrosinella [English] (1847)
- Translation: Petrosinella [English] (2001)
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Pintosmalto (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: Pintosmalto [English] (1911)
- Translation: Pinto Smalto [English] (1932)
- Vardiello (1634) only appeared as:
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Verde Prato (1634)
only appeared as:
- Translation: As três irmãs [Portuguese] (2019)
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Lo dragone (1635)
only appeared as:
- Translation: Der Drache [German] (1845)
- Translation: The Dragon [English] (1911)
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La papara (1636)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Goose [English] (2001)
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La preta de lo gallo (1636)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Stone in the Cock's Head [English] (1847) [as by uncredited]
- Translation: The Stone in the Cock's Head [English] (1911)
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Le tre cetre (1636)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Three Lemons [English] (1892) [as by uncredited]
- Translation: The Three Citrons [English] (1911)
- Translation: The Three Citrons [English] (1932)
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Li cinco figlie (1636)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Five Sons [English] (2001)
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Li mise (1636)
only appeared as:
- Translation: The Months [English] (1847) [as by uncredited]
- Translation: The Months [English] (1911)
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Ninnillo e Nennella (1636)
only appeared as:
- Translation: Nennillo and Nennella [English] (1911)
- Translation: Ninnillo and Nennella [English] (2001)
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Sole, luna, e Talia (1636)
also appeared as:
- Translation: Sun, Moon, and Talia [English] (1911)
- Translation: Sun, Moon, and Talia [English] (2001)
- Translation: Sol, Lua e Talia [Portuguese] (2019)
- Cannatella [English] (1911)
- Cenerentola [English] (1911)
- Conclusion [English] (1911)
- Corvetto [English] (1911)
- How the Tales Came to Be Told [English] (1911)
- Parsley [English] (1911)
- Pippo [English] (1911)
- The Golden Root [English] (1911)
- The Myrtle [English] (1911)
- The She-Bear [English] (1911)
- The Three Sisters [English] (1911)
- Violet [English] (1911)
- Pintosmalto [German] (1971)