Aarne-Thompson-Uther (ATU) - Types of Folktales

566: Fortunatus

ATU > 300-749: TALES OF MAGIC > 560-649: Magic Objects > 566: Fortunatus

Description

The return of the objects is brought about with an apple, the eating of which causes horns to grow. I. The Magic Objects. (a) Three men each receive from a mannikin or from enchanted princess a magic object: (b) a self-filling purse (mantle), a…

Examples

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Text title	ATU	Language	Author	Origin	Publication Date
The Little Soldier	566	English	Andrew Lang	France	1892
Fortunatus and His Purse	566	English	Andrew Lang	Germany	1900
Tiidu the Piper	566	English	Andrew Lang	Estonia	1903

External Examples

Story	ATU	Origin	Year	Source
Buideach, the Tinker, and the Black Donkey	566	Irish		Internet Archive
Buideach, the Tinker, and the Black Donkey	566	Irish		Internet Archive
Fairy Money	566	Irish		Internet Archive
Fairy Money	566	Irish		Internet Archive
Fairy Shilling	566	Irish		Internet Archive
Fairy Shilling	566	Irish		Internet Archive
Fortunatus	566	British		Internet Archive
Het toverhoedje en het toverfluitje	566	Netherlands	1970	Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Magic Figs	566	Armenian		Internet Archive
Princess with the Horns	566	Italian		Internet Archive
Rich Beggar and His Wonderful Purse	566	Israeli		Internet Archive
Rich Beggar and His Wonderful Purse	566	Israeli		Internet Archive
The Three Deserters	566	French		Internet Archive
Van den Prins met de appelen van Damasko.	566	Netherlands	1896	Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Van het tooverfluitje en het tooverhoedje.	566	Netherlands	1901	Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Van het Tooverfluitje en het Tooverhoedje.	566	Netherlands	1901	Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank

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