Aarne-Thompson-Uther (ATU) - Types of Folktales
511: One-Eye, Two-Eyes, and Three-Eyes
Variants
511A. The Littler Red Ox
Cf. Type 302 I*.
I. The Ox Helper. A stepbrother of One-Eye, Two-Eyes and Three-Eyes is cruelly treated by his stepmother and stepsisters. He is assisted by a magic ox which furnishes him food from his removable horn.
II. Spying on the Ox. The…
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| Eenoogje, Tweeoogje en Drieoogje | 511 | Dutch | M.M. de Vries-Vogel | Germany | 1940 |
| Einäuglein, Zweiäuglein und Dreiäuglein | 511 | German | Jacob & Wilhelm Grimm | Germany | 1812 |
| Occhietto, Duocchietti, Treocchietti | 511 | Italian | _ | Germany | _ |
| Cô Một Mắt, cô Hai Mắt và cô Ba Mắt | 511 | Vietnamese | _ | Germany | _ |
| Буренушка | 511 | Russian | Александр Афанасьев | Russia | 1855 |
| Enøje, Toøje og Treøje | 511 | Danish | _ | Germany | _ |
| Um-Olhinho, Dois-Olhinhos e Três-Olhinhos | 511 | Portuguese | _ | Germany | _ |
| Un Ojito, Dos Ojitos y Tres Ojitos | 511 | Spanish | _ | Germany | _ |
| One-eye, two-eyes, and three-eyes | 511 | English | Margaret Hunt | Germany | _ |
| Jednooczka, Dwuoczka i Trzyoczka | 511 | Polish | _ | Germany | _ |
| Little One-eye, Little Two-eyes, and Little Three-eyes | 511 | English | Andrew Lang | Germany | 1892 |
| Unœil, Deuxyeux et Troisyeux | 511 | French | _ | Germany | _ |
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