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German hero-sagas and folk-tales,
Barbara Leonie Picard
Unknown Binding (Walck, March 15, 1959)None
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Scandinavian legends and folk-tales,
Gwyn Jones
Hardcover (Oxford University Press, March 15, 1961)None
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Gods and Men: Myths and Legends from the World's Religions
John Bailey
Hardcover (Oxford University Press, )None
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African Myths and Legends
Kathleen Arnott
Paperback (Demco Media, April 1, 1990)A collection of thirty-four tales from all areas of Africa south of the Sahara
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Armenian Folk-Tales and Fables
Charles Downing
Hardcover (Oxford Univ Pr, June 1, 1979)These folk-tales were told by simple people--vine-dressers, farm-laborers, millers--and were preserved by word of mouth, to be repeated for entertainment in the coffee-house, or at home during the long, hard winters. There are fables here, too, selected from the collections of medieval scholars and philosophers, while the expressive and often humorous proverbs show the ways of the world through shrewd Armenian eyes.
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Middle Ages Myths and Legends
H A Guerber
Paperback (Guernseys, April 28, 1994)THE NEW LEGENDS OF THE PEOPLES WHO REPLACED THE ROMANS FROM BEOWULF TO THE HOLY GRAIL. 60 FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.
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Stories from England
James Reeves
Paperback (Oxford University Press, USA, Aug. 1, 2013)'Oxford Children's Myths and Legends' bring you the greatest stories ever told, from around the world and long ago. Heroes and villains, witches and wizards, warriors and royalty - there's something here for everyone. This lively collection brings to life the very best English traditional fairy-tales and stories.
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The Theft of Thor's Hammer
Henrietta Branford, Dave Bowyer
Library Binding (Rigby Interactive Library, June 1, 1996)The Norse gods Thor and Loki descend to earth in disguise to regain Thor's magic hammer that has been stolen by the frost giant Thrym.
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Swiss-Alpine Folk-Tales
Fritz Muller-Guggenbuhl
Hardcover (Oxford University Press, March 15, 1958)Swiss-Alpine Folk-tales (Oxford Myths and Legends Series)
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Stories from Ireland
Ita Daly
Paperback (Oxford University Press, USA, Aug. 1, 2013)This collection is drawn from a long tradition of story-telling - tales that have been retold and passed down from generation to generation. Read about how the children of Lir were turned into swans, what happens to anyone who dares to look into King Balor's evil eye.
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African Myths and Legends
Kathleen Arnott
Hardcover (Oxford University Press, Jan. 16, 1962)None
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The Secret Name of Ra
Anne Rowe, Donald Harley
Library Binding (Rigby Interactive Library, June 1, 1996)Isis, the goddess of the dead, tricks Ra, the god of creation, into revealing his secret name so that she and her husband Osiris can become rulers of the earth.