-
Christen Asbjørnsen in
Norwegian Folktales (Norske Huldre-Eventyr og
Folkesagn)
which was
first published in 1845. Asbjørnsen
included the
stories about...
- Huldre-Eventyr og
Folkesagn I-II (1845–48),
which also was
expanded by a "second collection," (Norske huldre-eventyr og
folkesagn:
anden samling 1866)...
- A Folk Tale (Danish: Et
Folkesagn) is a
ballet in
three acts,
created in 1854 for the
Royal Danish Ballet by the
Danish ballet master and c****ographer...
-
fairy tale. The tale was
recorded by Just
Mathias Thiele in
Danmarks folkesagn, who
localised it to Skjelverød, near Ringsted,
where it was supposedly...
- – 402; Friis, J. A. (1871) "Lappisk mythologi,
eventyr og
folkesagn:
eventyr og
folkesagn"; Friis, J.A. "Leudd/ sang". Miiva.net.
Retrieved 7 January...
- p. 130 (in Swedish) Jens
Andreas Friis,
Lappisk Mythologi,
Eventyr og
Folkesagn, Christiania: Cammermeyer, 1871, p. 69 (in Norwegian) Friis, p. 68, citing...
- a
prose folktale published by Just
Mathias Thiele in his 1818
Danske Folkesagn,
though Thomas Bredsdorff has
argued that this
prose version is of literary...
- in
Copenhagen where he
compiled a
short work
titled Prøver af
danske Folkesagn (Samples of
Danish Folktales). This was to lead to far more significant...
- og
folkesagn. Christiania:
Forlagt af Alb. Cammermeyer. 1871. pp. 73-110. Qvigstad, Just;
Moltke Moe; G. Sandberg.
Lappiske eventyr og
folkesagn. Kristiania:...
- It was
rescued by
August Bournonville in his
ballet A Folk Tale (Et
folkesagn) and
became an
essential part of
Danish weddings. On 27
April 1852 Gade...
