An edition of Arabian Nights
(1991)
Arabian Nights
The Marvels and Wonders of the Thousand and One Nights
by Jack David Zipes
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Arabian Nights: The Marvels and Wonders of the Thousand and One Nights
1991, Signet Classic
0451525426 9780451525420
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Table of Contents
A note on the text and the translator -- -- 1.
The story of King Shahryar and his brother --
The tale of the ox and the donkey -- -- 2.
The tale of the merchant and the jinnee --
The first sheikh's story --
The second sheikh's story --
The third sheikh's story -- -- 3.
The fisherman and the jinnee --
The tale of King Yunan and the sage Duban --
The tale of King Sinbad and his falcon --
The tale of the husband and the parrot --
The tale of the prince and the ogress --
The tale of the enchanted prince -- -- 4.
The ebony horse -- -- 5.
Ali Baba and the forty thieves -- -- 6.
Aladdin and the magic lamp -- -- 7.
Julnar the mermaid and her son Badar Basim of Persia -- -- 8.
The tale about the Thief of Alexandria and the chief of police -- -- 9.
Prince Behram and the princess Al-Datma -- -- 10.
The tale of the three apples --
The tale of Nur al-Din Ali and his son -- -- 11.
The hunchback's tale --
The christian broker's tale --
The steward's tale --
The jewish doctor's tale --
The tailor's tale --
The barber's tale of himself --
The barber's tale of his first brother --
The barber's tale of his second brother --
The barber's tale of his third brother --
The barber's tale of his fourth brother --
The barber's tale of his fifth brother --
The barber's tale of his sixth brother --
The end of the barber's tale --
The end of the hunchback's tale -- -- 12.
The hedgehog and the pigeons --
The tale of the merchant and the two thieves --
The tale of the thief and his monkey --
The tale of the foolish weaver -- -- 13.
The wily Dalilah and her daughter Zaynab -- -- 14.
The tale of Judar and his brothers -- -- 15.
Sinbad the seaman and Sinbad the landsman --
The first voyage of Sinbad the seaman --
The second voyage of Sinbad the seaman --
The third voyage of Sinbad the seaman --
The fourth voyage of Sinbad the seaman --
The fifth voyage of Sinbad the seaman --
The sixth voyage of Sinbad the seaman --
The seventh voyage of Sinbad the seaman -- -- 16.
Conclusion :
The marriage of King Shahryar and Scheherazade --
Afterword --
Glossary --
Bibliography.
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