- 1Georgian Folk Tales
- 2Dedication — Preface
- 3(Or the Devil Outwitted)
- 4II — The Three Sisters and Their Stepmother
- 5III — The Good-for-nothing
- 6IV — The Frog’s Skin
- 7V — Fate
- 8VI — Ghvthisavari (I Am of God)
- 9VII — The Serpent and the Peasant
- 10VIII — Gulambara and Sulambara
- 11IX — The Two Brothers
- 12X — The Prince
- 13XI — Conkiajgharuna
- 14XII — Asphurtzela
- 15XIII — The Shepherd and the Child of Fortune
- 16XIV — The Two Thieves
- 17XV — The Fox and the King’s Son
- 18XVI — The King and the Apple
- 19II — Mingrelian Tales Mingrelian Tales
- 20II — Kazha-ndii
- 21III — The Story of Geria, the Poor Man’s Son
- 22IV — The Prince Who Befriended the Beasts
- 23V — The Cunning Old Man and the Demi
- 24VI — Sanartia
- 25VII — The Shepherd Judge
- 26VIII — The Priest’s Youngest Son
- 27Mingrelian Proverbs
- 28III — Gurian Folk Tales
- 29II — The Grasshopper and the Ant
- 30III — The Countryman and the Merchant
- 31IV — The King and the Sage
- 32V — The King’s Son
- 33VI — Teeth and No-Teeth
- 34VII — The Queen’s Whim
- 35VIII — The Fool’s Good Fortune
- 36IX — Two Losses
- 37X — The Story of Dervish
- 38XI — The Father’s Prophecy
- 39XII — The Hermit Philosopher
- 40XIII — The King’s Counsellor
- 41XIV — A Witty Answer
Georgian Folk Tales
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