Basque Mythology
One-Eyed Giants, Seven-Headed Serpents, Wild Men, Fairies, Witches and Other Legends
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James Francis Markert
Discover the ancient myths and legendary creatures of the Basque people, one of Europe's oldest and most fascinating cultures. Journey into a world of one-eyed giants, seven-headed serpents, wild men of the forest, enchanted fairies, witches, and supernatural beings whose stories have been passed down through generations. Carefully selected from one of the most important collections of Basque folklore ever published, these timeless tales offer a captivating glimpse into a rich mythological tradition that has inspired storytellers for centuries.
Stories inside include:
- The Grateful Tartaro and the Heren-Suge
- The Tartaro and Petit Perroquet
- Basa-Jauna, The Wild man
- The Servant at the Fairy's
- The Fairy in the House
- The Witch and the New-Born Infant
- The Witches at the Sabbat
- The Seven-Headed Serpent
- The Devil's Age
All stories are selected from Basque Legends (1879) by Wentworth Webster, one of the most celebrated collections of traditional Basque folklore. This carefully curated edition brings together some of the most captivating tales from Wentworth Webster's classic collection, preserving their original charm and timeless storytelling.
Whether you are fascinated by mythology, folklore, fantasy, ancient history, or the legendary traditions of Europe, this collection offers an unforgettable journey into one of the world's most distinctive and enduring mythological landscapes.
©1879 Public Domain (P)2026 Chronos PublishingListener received this title free
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