Benutzer:Shark1989z/1001 Nacht Liste intern

Tausendundeine Nacht – Liste der Geschichten ist eine Nachschlageliste der Erzählungen aus Tausendundeine Nacht. Sie folgt der Nummerierung der einzelnen Geschichten in der Arabian Nights Encyclopedia (ANE). Eine zweite alphabetisch geordnete Liste umfasst jene Geschichten, die nicht in der ANE enthalten sind; unter anderem da manche zum Zeitpunkt der Veröffentlichung des Werks noch nicht entdeckt waren (etwa jene der Kayseri-Handschrift).

Sortierung

Um die Geschichten rasch in bekannten Ausgaben wiederzufinden, umfassen beide Listen die Band- und Seitenangaben der wichtigsten und umfangreichsten Sammlung von Richard Francis Burton (englischsprachig) sowie die bedeutenden Übersetzungen ins Deutsche von:

• Gustav Weil: Tausend und eine Nacht, Karl Müller Verlag, Erlangen 1984 (Erstausgabe 1839), 4 Bände. (insb. Breslauer Edition und Bulaq-Edition)
• Enno Littmann: Die Erzählungen aus den tausendundein Nächten, Karl Insel Verlag, Frankfurt 1968 (Erstausgabe 1922–1928), 6 Bände (Kalkutta-II-Edition)
• Claudia Ott
  • Tausendundeine Nacht, C.H.Beck, München 2011 (2004) (Galland-Handschrift) --- (abgekürzt: Ott: TN)
  • Tausendundeine Nacht. Das glückliche Ende, C.H.Beck, München 2016. (Kayseri-Handschrift) --- (abgekürzt Ott: DgE)
  • Tausendundeine Nacht – Das Buch der Liebe. C. H. Beck, München 2022. --- (abgekürzt: Ott: BdL)

Um eine Themensuche zu erleichtern, werden

Liste der Geschichten nach der Arabian Nights Encyclopedia

ANE-Nr.	St.	Deutscher Titel / Wikipedia-Artikel	Englischer Titel in der ANE	Richard Burton	Gustav Weil	Enno Littmann	Claudia Ott	Max Habicht
ANE 1			Shahriyâr and His Brother; The Story of King
ANE 2			Bull and the Ass, Tale of the
ANE 3			Merchant and His Wife; Tale of the
ANE 4			Trader and the Jinnî; Story of the
ANE 5			Shaykh’s Story; The First
ANE 6			Shaykh’s Story; The Second
ANE 7			Shaykh’s Story; The Third
ANE 8			Fisherman and the Jinnî, The
ANE 9			Yûnân and the Sage Dûbân; The Story of King
ANE 10			Sindbâd and His Falcon, The Story of King
ANE 11			Husband and the Parrot; The
ANE 12			Prince and the Ogress, The Story of the
ANE 13			Ensorcelled Prince, The Tale of the
ANE 14			Porter and the Three Ladies of Baghdad; The Story of the
ANE 15			Qalandar’s Tale; The First
ANE 16			Qalandar’s Tale; The Second
ANE 17			Envier and the Envied, The Tale of
ANE 18			Qalandar’s Tale; The Third
ANE 19			Eldest Lady’s Tale, The
ANE 20			Portress; The Tale of the
ANE 21			Three Apples; The Tale of the
ANE 22			Nûr al-Dîn ‘Alî and His Son Badr al-Dîn Hasan, The Tale of
ANE 23			Hunchback’s Tale; The
ANE 24			Nazarene Broker’s Story, The
ANE 25			Reeve’s Tale, The
ANE 26			Jewish Doctor; The Tale of the
ANE 27			Tailor; Tale of the
ANE 28			Barber’s Tale of Himself, The
ANE 29			Barber’s Tale of His First Brother, The
ANE 30			Barber’s Tale of His Second Brother, The
ANE 31			Barber’s Tale of His Third Brother, The
ANE 32			Barber’s Tale of His Fourth Brother, The
ANE 33			Barber’s Tale of His Fifth Brother, The
ANE 34			Barber’s Tale of His Sixth Brother, The
ANE 35	JA	Sklavin Anis al-Dschalis, Die	Nûr al-Dîn ‘Alî and the Damsel Anîs al-Jalîs		Weil 1984, Band 1, S. 255–289.	Littmann 1968, Band 1, S. 406–460.	Ott: TN, S. 495–551.
ANE 36			Ghânim ibn Ayyûb, the Distraught, the Thrall of Love; The Tale of
ANE 37			Eunuch, Bukhayt; The Tale of the first
ANE 38			Eunuch, Kâfûr; The Tale of the second
ANE 39			‘Umar ibn al-Nu‘mân and His Sons Sharrkân and Daw’ al-Makân; Tale of King
ANE 40			Tâj al-Mulûk and the Princess Dunyâ; the Lover and the Loved
ANE 41			‘Azîz and ‘Azîza, The Tale of
ANE 42			Hashish Eater; Tale of the
ANE 43			Hammâd the Badawî; Tale of
ANE 44			Birds and Beasts and the Carpenter, Tale of the
ANE 45	JA	fromme Taubenpärchen, Das	Hermits; The			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 239f.	Ott: DgE, S. 30–31.
ANE 46			Water-fowl and the Tortoise; Tale of the
ANE 47			Wolf and the Fox; Tale of the
ANE 48		Falken und dem Rebhuhn, Vom	Falcon and the Partridge, Tale of the			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 257f.
ANE 49		Maus und dem Wiesel, Von der	Mouse and the Ichneumon, The Tale of the			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 268–270.
ANE 50		Raben und von der Katze; Vom	Cat and the Crow, The			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 270f.
ANE 51		Fuchs und dem Raben; Geschichte vom	Fox and the Crow; The			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 272–280	Ott: DgE, S. 63–70.
ANE 52		Floh und der Maus; Geschichte vom	Flea and the Mouse; The			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 273–276.	Ott: DgE, S. 64–65.
ANE 53	JA	Sakerfalken und den Raubvögeln; Vom	Saker and the Birds; The			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 277–278.	Ott: DgE, S. 68–69.
ANE 54			Sparrow and the Eagle; The
ANE 55		Igel und den Holztauben	Hedgehog and the Wood-pigeons; The			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 280–284.
ANE 56		Vom Kaufmann und den beiden Gaunern	Merchant and the Two Sharpers; The			Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 283–284.
ANE 57			Thief and His Monkey; The
ANE 58	JA	törichte Weber; Der	Foolish Weaver; The
ANE 59			Sparrow and the Peacock; The
ANE 60			‘Alî ibn Bakkâr and Shams al-Nahâr
ANE 61			Qamar al-Zamân and Budûr; Tale of
ANE 62		Ni'ma und Nu'm	Ni‘ma ibn al-Rabî‘a and Nu‘m His Slave-girl		Weil 1984, Band 2, S. 282–293.	Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 530–561.	Ott: BdL, S. 164-200.
ANE 63			‘Alâ’ al-Dîn Abu’l-Shâmât
ANE 64			Hâtim of the Tribe of Tayy
ANE 65	JA	Ma'n ibn Zaida; Die Geschichte von	Ma‘n ibn Zâ’ida; Tale of			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 87.
ANE 66			Ma‘n ibn Zâ’ida and the Badawî
ANE 67	JA	Stadt Lebta, Geschichte von der	City of Labtayt; The			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 90–92.
ANE 68	JA	Hischām ibn ʿAbd al-Malik und der junge Beduine	Hishâm and the Arab Youth; The Caliph		Weil 1984, Band 2, S. 325–327.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 93–95.
ANE 69			Ibrâhîm ibn al-Mahdî and the Barber-surgeon
ANE 70			Iram and ‘Abdallâh ibn Abî Qilâba; The City of Many-columned
ANE 71			Ishâq of Mosul
ANE 72			Sweep and the Noble Lady; The
ANE 73			Mock Caliph, The
ANE 74			‘Alî the Persian
ANE 75			Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Slave-girl and the Imâm Abû Yûsuf; Tale of
ANE 76			Lover Who Feigned Himself a Thief; Tale of the
ANE 77	JA	Arabers mit den Bohnen, Geschichte des	Ja‘far the Barmakid and the Bean-seller		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 51f.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 169–172.
ANE 78			Abû Muhammad Hight Lazybones
ANE 79		Yahya ibn Chalids gegenüber Mansur; Der Großmut	Yahyâ ibn Khâlid the Barmakid with Mansûr; Generous Dealing of			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 195–199.
ANE 80		Yahya ibn Chalid und der Brieffälscher	Yahyâ ibn Khâlid with a Man Who Forged a Letter in His Name; Generous Dealing of			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 199–204.
ANE 81			Al-Ma’mûn and the Strange Scholar
ANE 82			‘Alî Shâr and Zumurrud
ANE 83			Jubayr ibn ‘Umayr and the Lady Budûr, The Loves of
ANE 84			Man of al-Yaman and His Six Slave-girls; The
ANE 85		Harun al-Raschid, die Sklavin und Abu Nuwas	Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Damsel and Abû Nuwâs			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 298–305.
ANE 86			Man Who Stole the Dish of Gold wherein the Dog Ate; The
ANE 87			Sharper of Alexandria and the Chief of Police; The
ANE 88			Al-Malik al-Nâsir and the Three Chiefs of Police
ANE 89			Chief of Police of Cairo, The Story of the
ANE 90			Chief of the Bûlâq Police, The Story of the
ANE 91			Chief of the Old Cairo Police, The Story of the
ANE 92			Thief and the Shroff; The
ANE 93			Chief of the Qûs Police and the Sharper, The
ANE 94			Ibrâhîm ibn al-Mahdî and the Merchant’s Sister
ANE 95		unglücklichen Frau mit dem Bettler; Geschichte der	Woman Whose Hands Were Cut off for Giving Alms to the Poor; The
ANE 96	JA	fromme Israelit, Der	Devout Israelite, The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 60f.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 329f.
ANE 97	JA	Abu al-Hasan und der Kalif al-Ma'mun	Abû Hassân al-Ziyâdî and the Khorasan Man		Weil 1984, 4, 61–63.
ANE 98			Poor Man and His Friend in Need; The
ANE 99			Ruined Man Who Became Rich Again through a Dream; The
ANE 100		Al-Mutawakkil und Mahbuba	Al-Mutawakkil and His Concubine Mahbûba		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 63f.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 339–341.
ANE 101	JA	Die Frau mit dem Bären	Wardân the Butcher, His Adventure with the Lady and the Bear		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 64–66.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 341-347.
ANE 102			King’s Daughter and the Ape; The
ANE 103		Zauberpferd, Das	Ebony Horse, The		Weil 1984, Band 1, S. 341–355.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 350–385.
ANE 104			Uns al-Wujûd and the Vizier’s Daughter al-Ward fi ’l-Akmâm
ANE 105			Abû Nuwâs with the Three Boys and the Caliph Hârûn al-Rashîd
ANE 106	JA	Mann aus Basra und seine Sklavin, Der	‘Abdallâh ibn Ma‘mar with the Man of Basra and His Slave-girl			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 432f.
ANE 107			Lovers of the Banû ‘Udhra [1]; The
ANE 108			Vizier of al-Yaman and His Young Brother; The
ANE 109	JA	Liebespaar in der Schule, Das	Loves of the Boy and Girl at School		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 66f.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 437–438.
ANE 110	JA	Dichters al-Mutalammis, Geschichte des	Al-Mutalammis and His Wife Umayma		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 47.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 438f.
ANE 111	JA	Harun al-Raschid und Zubaida im Bade	Hârûn al-Rashîd and Queen Zubayda in the Bath			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 440–442.
ANE 112			Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Three Poets
ANE 113	JA	Mus'ab ibn al-Zubair und Aischa bint Talha, Die Liebe von	Mus‘ab ibn al-Zubayr and ‘Â’isha bint Talha			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 444–446.
ANE 114	JA	Abu al-Aswad über seine Sklavin; Die Verse des	Abu ’l-Aswad and His Slave-girl			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 446.
ANE 115	JA	Harun al-Raschid und die zwei Sklavinnen	Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Two Slave-Girls			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 446–448.
ANE 116	JA	Harun al-Raschid und die drei Sklavinnen	Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Three Slave-girls			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 446–448.
ANE 117		Müller und seiner Frau, Vom	Miller and His Wife, The			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 448–450.
ANE 118			Simpleton and His Sharper, The
ANE 119		Qadi Abu Yusuf und der Herrin Zubaida, Vom	Abû Yûsuf with Hârûn al-Rashîd and Queen Zubayda			Littmann 1968, Band 4, S. 678–682.
ANE 120		Al-Hakim und der reiche Kaufmann	Al-Hâkim and the Merchant		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 68f.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 488f..
ANE 121		Anuschirvan und das vorsichtige Mädchen	Anûshirwân and the Village Damsel		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 69.	Littmann, 1968, Band 3, S. 489–491.
ANE 122			Water-carrier and the Goldsmith’s Wife; The
ANE 123			Khusraw and Shîrîn and the Fisherman
ANE 124			Yahyâ ibn Khâlid the Barmakid and the Poor Man
ANE 125			Muhammad al-Amîn and the Slave-girl
ANE 126			Sons of Yahyâ ibn Khâlid and Sa‘îd ibn Sâlim al-Bâhilî; The
ANE 127			Woman’s Trick against Her Husband; The
ANE 128	JA	tugendhafte Frau, Die	Devout Woman and the Two Wicked Elders, The
ANE 129	JA	wunderbare Augenheilmittel, Das	Ja‘far the Barmakid and the Old Badawî		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 70.
ANE 130			‘Umar ibn al-Khattâb and the Young Badawî; The Caliph
ANE 131	JA	Pyramiden, Die	Al-Ma’mûn and the Pyramids of Egypt		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 70f.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 518–520.
ANE 132			Thief and the Merchant; The
ANE 133			Masrûr the Eunuch and Ibn al-Qâribî
ANE 134			Devotee Prince, The
ANE 135			Schoolmaster Who Fell in Love by Report; The Unwise
ANE 136			Foolish Dominie; The
ANE 137			Illiterate Who Set up for a Schoolmaster; The
ANE 138			King and the Virtuous Wife; The
ANE 139			‘Abd al-Rahmân al-Maghribî’s Story of the Rukhkh
ANE 140			‘Adî ibn Zayd and the Princess Hind
ANE 141			Di‘bil al-Khuzâ‘î with the Lady and Muslim ibn al-Walîd
ANE 142			Ishâq of Mosul and the Merchant
ANE 143			Three Unfortunate Lovers; The
ANE 144			Abû Hasan Brake Wind, How
ANE 145			Lovers of the Banû Tayy; The
ANE 146			Mad Lover; The
ANE 147			Prior Who Became a Moslem; The
ANE 148	JA	Liebe von Abu ʿIsa zu Qurrat al-ʿAin, Die	Abû ‘Îsâ and Qurrat al-‘Ayn			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 568–577.
ANE 149			Al-Amîn ibn al-Rashîd and His Uncle Ibrâhîm ibn al-Mahdî
ANE 150		Al-Mutawakkil und al-Fath ibn Chakan	Al-Fath ibn Khâqân and the Caliph al-Mutawakkil			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 578f.
ANE 151			Man’s Dispute with the Learned Woman Concerning the Relative Excellence of Male and Female
ANE 152			Abû Suwayd and the Pretty Old Woman
ANE 153		Emir Ali ibn Muhammad und die Sklavin Munis	‘Alî ibn Tâhir and the Girl Mu’nis			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 591.
ANE 154			Woman Who Had a Boy and the Other Who Had a Man to Lover; The
ANE 155			‘Alî the Cairene and the Haunted House in Baghdad
ANE 156			Pilgrim Man and the Old Woman, The
ANE 157		Sklavin Tawaddud, Die	Tawaddud; Abu ’l-Husn and His Slave-girl			Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 626–696.
ANE 158			Angel of Death with the Proud King and the Devout Man
ANE 159			Angel of Death and the Rich King
ANE 160			Angel of Death and the King of the Children of Israel
ANE 161			Alexander and a Certain Tribe of Poor Folk
ANE 162			Righteousness of King Anûshirwân, The
ANE 163			Jewish Qâdî and His Pious Wife; The
ANE 164			Shipwrecked Woman and Her Child
ANE 165			Pious Black Slave, The
ANE 166			Devout Tray-maker and His Wife, The
ANE 167			Al-Hajjâj and the Pious Man
ANE 168	JA	Schmied und das tugendhafte Mädchen, Der	Blacksmith Who Could Handle Fire without Hurt, The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 93–95.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 727–731.
ANE 169	JA	Wolkenmann und der König, Der	Devotee to Whom Allah Gave a Cloud for Service and the Devout King, The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 342–346.	Littmann 1968, Band 3, S. 731–736.
ANE 170			Moslem Champion and the Christian Damsel; The
ANE 171			Christian King’s Daughter and the Moslem, The
ANE 172	JA	himmlische Vergeltung, Die	Prophet and the Justice of Providence; The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 99f.
ANE 173			Ferryman of the Nile and the Hermit, The
ANE 174			Island King and the Pious Israelite
ANE 175			Abu ’l-Hasan and Abû Ja‘far the Leper
ANE 176			Queen of the Serpents; The
ANE 177			Adventures of Bulûqiyâ, The
ANE 178			Jânshâh, The Story of
ANE 179			Sindbâd the Seaman and Sindbâd the Landsman
ANE 180			City of Brass, The
ANE 181			Craft and Malice of Women, The / Tale of the King, His Son, His Concubine and the seven Viziers
ANE 182			King and His Vizier’s Wife; The
ANE 183			Confectioner, His Wife, and the Parrot; Story of the
ANE 184			Fuller and His Son, The
ANE 185			Rake’s Trick against the Chaste Wife, The
ANE 186			Miser and the Loaves of Bread, The
ANE 187			Lady and Her Two Lovers, The
ANE 188			King’s Son and the Ogress; The
ANE 189			Drop of Honey; The
ANE 190			Woman Who Made Her Husband Sift Dust; The
ANE 191			Enchanted Spring; The
ANE 192			Vizier’s Son and the Hammâm-keeper’s Wife; The
ANE 193			Wife’s Device to Cheat Her Husband; The
ANE 194			Goldsmith and the Cashmere Singing-girl; The
ANE 195			Man Who Never Laughed during the Rest of His Days; The
ANE 196			King’s Son and the Merchant’s Wife; The
ANE 197			Page Who Feigned to Know the Speech of Birds, The
ANE 198			Lady and Her Five Suitors, The
ANE 199			Three Wishes, or the Man Who Longed to See the Night of Power; The
ANE 200			Stolen Necklace; The
ANE 201			Two Pigeons; The
ANE 202			Bahrâm and the Princess al-Datmâ; Story of Prince
ANE 203			House with the Belvedere; The
ANE 204			King’s Son and the ‘Ifrît’s Mistress; The
ANE 205			Sandal-wood Merchant and the Sharpers; The
ANE 206			Debauchee and the Three-year-old Child, The
ANE 207			Stolen Purse; The
ANE 208			Fox and the Folk; Story of the
ANE 209			Jûdar and His Brethren
ANE 210			Gharîb and His Brother ‘Ajîb; History of
ANE 211			‘Utba and Rayyâ
ANE 212			Hind bint al-Nu‘mân and al-Hajjâj
ANE 213			Khuzayma ibn Bishr and ‘Ikrima al-Fayyâd
ANE 214			Yûnus the Scribe and the Caliph Walîd ibn Sahl
ANE 215		Harun al-Raschid und die junge Beduinin	Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Arab Girl			Littmann 1968, Band 4, S. 638–641.
ANE 216			Al-Asma‘î and the Girls of Basra
ANE 217			Ibrâhîm of Mosul and the Devil
ANE 218			Lovers of the Banû ‘Udhra [2]; The
ANE 219			Badawî and His Wife, The
ANE 220			Lovers of Basra; The
ANE 221			Ishâq of Mosul and His Mistress and the Devil
ANE 222	JA	Liebenden von Medina, Die	Lovers of al-Madîna			Littmann 1968, Band 4, S. 678–682.
ANE 223			Al-Malik al-Nâsir and His Vizier
ANE 224			Rogueries of Dalîla the Crafty and Her Daughter Zaynab the Coney-Catcher; The
ANE 225			Adventures of Mercury ‘Alî of Cairo, The
ANE 226			Ardashîr and Hayât al-Nufûs
ANE 227		Dschullanar vom Meer und ihr Sohn, König Badr	Jullanâr the Sea-born and Her Son King Badr Bâsim of Persia				Ott: TN, S. 551-615
ANE 228			King Muhammad ibn Sabâ’ik and the Merchant Hasan
ANE 229			Sayf al-Mulûk and Princess Badî‘at al-Jamâl; The Story of Prince
ANE 230			Hasan of Basra
ANE 231			Khalîfa the Fisherman of Baghdad
ANE 232			Masrûr and Zayn al-Mawâsif
ANE 233			‘Alî Nûr al-Dîn and Maryam the Girdle-girl
ANE 234			Man of Upper Egypt and His Frankish Wife; The
ANE 235	JA	Bagdadenser und seine Sklavin, Ein	Ruined Man of Baghdad and His Slave-girl		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 342–346	Littmann 1968, Band 5, S. 764–775.
ANE 236			Jalî‘âd of Hind and His Vizier Shimâs; King
ANE 237	JA	Katze mit der Maus, Geschichte der	Mouse and the Cat, The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 6–8.	Littmann 1968, Band 6, S. 10–14.
ANE 238	JA	Einsiedlers mit dem Schmalz, Geschichte des	Fakir and His Jar of Butter; The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 9–11.	Littmann 1968, Band 6, S. 16–18.
ANE 239	JA	Fisches im Wasserteich, Geschichte des	Fishes and the Crab, The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 11f.	Littmann 1968, Band 6, S. 21–23.
ANE 240	JA	Raben und der Schlange, Geschichte des	Crow and the Serpent, The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 12f.	Littmann 1968, Band 6, S. 24–25.
ANE 241			Wild Ass and the Jackal; The
ANE 242			Unjust King and the Pilgrim Prince; The
ANE 243		Falken und der Raben, Geschichte des	Crows and the Hawk, The		Weil 1984, Band 4, S. 15f.	Littmann, 1968, Band 6, S. 34–36.
ANE 244		Schlangenbeschwörers, Geschichte des	Serpent-charmer and His Wife; The
ANE 245			Spider and the Wind; The
ANE 246			Two Kings; The
ANE 247			Blind Man and the Cripple; The
ANE 248			Foolish Fisherman; The
ANE 249			Boy and the Thieves; The
ANE 250			Man and His Wife; The
ANE 251			Merchant and the Two Sharpers; The
ANE 252			Jackals and the Wolf; The
ANE 253			Shepherd and the Rogue; The
ANE 254			Francolin and the Tortoises; The
ANE 255			Abû Qîr the Dyer and Abû Sîr the Barber
ANE 256		Fischer und der Meermann, Der	‘Abdallâh the Fisherman and ‘Abdallâh the Merman			Littmann 1968, Band 6, S. 186–215.
ANE 257			Hârûn al-Rashîd and Abû Hasan the Merchant of Oman; Tale of
ANE 258	JA	Ibrahim und Dschamila	Ibrâhîm and Jamîla			Littmann 1968, Band 6, S. 379–408.
ANE 259			Abu ’l-Hasan of Khorasan
ANE 260			Qamar al-Zamân and the Jeweler’s Wife
ANE 261			‘Abdallâh ibn Fâdil and His Brothers
ANE 262			Ma‘rûf the Cobbler and His Wife Fâtima
ANE 263			Sleeper and the Waker; The
ANE 264			Larrikin and the Cook; Story of the
ANE 265			‘Umar ibn ‘Abd al-‘Azîz and the Poets; The Caliph
ANE 266			Al-Hajjâj and the Three Young Men
ANE 267			Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Woman of the Barmakids
ANE 268			Âzâdbakht and His Son, or The Ten Viziers; The History of
ANE 269			Merchant Who Lost His Luck; The Story of the
ANE 270			Merchant and His Sons, 270 The Tale of the
ANE 271			Abû Sâbir, The Story of
ANE 272			Bihzâd, The Story of Prince
ANE 273			Dâdbîn and His Viziers; The Story of the King
ANE 274			Bakhtzamân; The Story of King
ANE 275			Bikhard; The Story of King
ANE 276			Aylân Shâh and Abû Tammâm; The Story of
ANE 277			Ibrâhîm and His Son; The Story of King
ANE 278			Sulaymân Shâh and His Niece; The Story of King
ANE 279			Prisoner and How Allâh Gave Him Relief; The Story of the
ANE 280			Ja‘far ibn Yahyâ and ‘Abd al-Malik ibn Sâlih the Abbaside
ANE 281			Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Barmakids
ANE 282			Ibn al-Sammâk and al-Rashîd
ANE 283			Al-Ma’mûn and Zubayda
ANE 284			Al-Nu‘mân and the Arab of the Banû Tayy
ANE 285			Fîrûz and His Wife
ANE 286			Shâh Bakht and His Vizier al-Rahwân; King
ANE 287			Man of Khorasan, His Son and His Tutor; The Tale of the
ANE 288			Singer and the Druggist; Tale of the
ANE 289			King Who Kenned the Quintessence of Things; The Tale of the
ANE 290			Richard Who Married His Beautiful Daughter to the Poor Old Man; The Tale of
ANE 291			Sage and His Three Sons; The Tale of the
ANE 292			Prince Who Fell in Love With the Picture; The Tale of the
ANE 293			Fuller and His Wife and the Trooper; The Tale of the
ANE 294			Merchant, the Crone, and the King; The Tale of the
ANE 295			Simpleton Husband [1]; The Tale of the
ANE 296			Unjust King and the Tither; The Tale of the
ANE 297			David and Solomon; The Story of
ANE 298			Robber and the Woman; The
ANE 299			Three Men and Our Lord ‘Îsâ; The Tale of the
ANE 300			Disciple’s Story; The
ANE 301			Ruler Whose Reign and Wealth Were Restored to Him; The Tale of the Dethroned
ANE 302			Man Whose Caution Slew Him; The Tale of the
ANE 303			Man Who Was Lavish of His House and His Provision (...), The Tale of the
ANE 304			Melancholist and the Sharper
ANE 305			Khalbas and His Wife and the Learned Man; The Tale of
ANE 306			Devotee Accused of Lewdness; The Tale of the
ANE 307			Hireling and the Girl; The Tale of the
ANE 308			Weaver Who Became a Leach by Order of His Wife; The Tale of the
ANE 309			Two Sharpers Who Each Cozened His Compeer; The Tale of the
ANE 310			Sharpers with the Shroff and the Ass; The Tale of the
ANE 311			Cheat and the Merchants; The Tale of the
ANE 312			Falcon and the Locust; The Story of the
ANE 313			King and His Chamberlain’s Wife; The Tale of the
ANE 314			Crone and the Draper’s Wife; The Story of the
ANE 315			Ugly Man and His Beautiful Wife; The Tale of the
ANE 316			King Who Lost His Kingdom and Wife and Wealth (...); The Tale of the
ANE 317			Salîm, the Youth of Khorasan, and Salmâ, His Sister; The Tale of
ANE 318			King of Hind and His Vizier; The Tale of the
ANE 319			Al-Malik al-Zâhir Rukn al-Dîn Baybars al-Bunduqdârî and the Sixteen Captains of Police
ANE 320			Constable’s History; The First
ANE 321			Constable’s History; The Second
ANE 322			Constable’s History; The Third
ANE 323			Constable’s History; The Fourth
ANE 324			Constable’s History; The Fifth
ANE 325			Constable’s History; The Sixth
ANE 326			Constable’s History; The Seventh
ANE 327			Constable’s History; The Eighth
ANE 328			Thief’s Tale; The
ANE 329			Constable’s History; The Ninth
ANE 330			Constable’s History; The Tenth
ANE 331			Constable’s History; The Eleventh
ANE 332			Constable’s History; The Twelfth
ANE 333			Constable’s History; The Thirteenth
ANE 334			Constable’s History; The Fourteenth
ANE 335			Merry Jest of a Clever Thief; A
ANE 336			Old Sharper; The Tale of the
ANE 337			Constable’s History; The Fifteenth
ANE 338			Constable’s History; The Sexteenth
ANE 339			Tuhfat al-Qulûb and the Caliph Hârûn al-Rashîd; The Tale of the Damsel
ANE 340			Women’s Wiles
ANE 341			Nûr al-Dîn ‘Alî of Damascus and the Damsel Sitt al-Milâh
ANE 342			Ins ibn Qays and His Daughter with the Son of King al-‘Abbâs; Tale of King
ANE 343			Concubine and the Caliph; The
ANE 344			Concubine of al-Ma’mûn; The
ANE 345			Zayn al-Asnâm; The Tale of
ANE 346		Aladin und die Wunderlampe	‘Alâ’ al-Dîn; or the Wonderful Lamp
ANE 347			Khudâdâd and His Brothers
ANE 348		Prinzessin von Deryabar; Geschichte der	Princess of Daryâbâr; History of the		Weil 1984, Band 3, S. 47–53.	Littmann 1968, Band 6, S. 316–325.
ANE 349			Caliph’s Night Adventure; The
ANE 350			Blind Man Bâbâ ‘Abdallâh; The Story of the
ANE 351			Sîdî Nu‘mân; History of
ANE 352			Hasan al-Habbâl; History of Khawâjâ
ANE 353		Ali Baba und die vierzig Räuber	‘Alî Bâbâ and the Forty Thieves		Weil 1984, Band 3, S. 193–221.	Littmann 1968, Band 2, S. 791–859.
ANE 354		Ali Chawadscha und der Kaufmann aus Bagdad	‘Alî Khawâjâ and the Merchant of Baghdad			Littmann 1968, Band 6, S. 340–353.
ANE 355			Prince Ahmad and the Fairy Perî Bânû
ANE 356			Two Sisters Who Envied Their Cadette; The
ANE 357			Sultan of al-Yaman and His Three Sons; Story of the
ANE 358			Three Sharpers; The Story of the
ANE 359			Sultan Who Fared Forth in the Habit of a Darwîsh; The
ANE 360			Sultan Muhammad of Cairo; The History of
ANE 361			Lunatic; The Story of the First
ANE 362			Lunatic; The Story of the Second
ANE 363			Sage and the Scholar; The Story of the
ANE 364			Night Adventures of Sultan Muhammad of Cairo; The
ANE 365			Schoolmaster; The Story of the Broke-back
ANE 366			Schoolmaster; The Story of the Split-mouthed
ANE 367			Schoolmaster; The Story of the Limping
ANE 368			Three Sisters and Their Mother; Story of the
ANE 369			Qâdî Who Bare a Babe; The Story of the
ANE 370			Qâdî and the Bhang-eater; The Tale of the
ANE 371			Bhang-eater and His Wife; History of the
ANE 372			Drummer Abû Qâsim Became a Qâdî; How
ANE 373			Qâdî and His Slipper; The Story of the
ANE 374			Sultan and His Sons and the Enchanting Bird; The Tale of the
ANE 375			King of al-Yaman and His Three Sons; Story of the
ANE 376			Larrikin; History of the first
ANE 377			Larrikin; History of the second
ANE 378			Larrikin Concerning Himself; Tale of the Third
ANE 379			Sultan of al-Hind and His Son Muhammad; Story of the
ANE 380			Fisherman and His Son; Tale of the
ANE 381			Larrikin Concerning Himself; Tale of the Third
ANE 382			Abû Niyya and Abû Niyyatayn; The History of
ANE 383			King’s Son of Sind and the Lady Fâtima; History of the
ANE 384			Lovers of Syria; History of the
ANE 385			Al-Hajjâj ibn Yûsuf and the Young Sayyid; History of
ANE 386			Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Youth Manjâb
ANE 387			Darwîsh and the Barber’s Boy and the Greedy Sultan; Story of the
ANE 388			Simpleton Husband [2]; The Tale of
ANE 389			Al-Hayfâ’ and Yûsuf; The Loves of
ANE 390			Three Princes of China; The
ANE 391			Vizier Wrongfully Gaoled; The Righteous
ANE 392			Cairene Youth, the Barber and the Captain; The
ANE 393			Goodwife of Cairo and Her Four Gallants; The
ANE 394			Tailor and the Lady and the Captain; The
ANE 395			Syrian and the Three Women of Cairo; The
ANE 396			Lady with the Two Coyntes; The
ANE 397			Wife Who Vaunted Her Virtue; The Whorish
ANE 398			Cœlebs the Droll and His Wife and Her Four Lovers
ANE 399			Gate-keeper of Cairo and the Cunning She-thief; The
ANE 400			Muhsin and Mûsâ
ANE 401			Muhammad the Shalabî and His Mistress and His Wife
ANE 402			Fellah and His Wicked Wife; The
ANE 403			Woman Who Humored Her Lover at Her Husband’s Expense; The
ANE 404			Qâdî Schooled by His Wife; The
ANE 405			Merchant’s Daughter and the Prince of al-Irak; The
ANE 406			Youth Who Would Futter His Father’s Wives; Story of the
ANE 407			Two Lack-tacts of Cairo and Damascus; Story of the
ANE 408			King; Tale of Himself Told by the
ANE 409			Hayqâr the Sage; The Say of
ANE 410			al-Bunduqânî, or the Caliph Hârûn al-Rashîd and the Daughter of Kisrâ; The History of
ANE 411			Linguist-dame, the Duenna and the King’s Son; The
ANE 412			Warlock and the Young Cook of Baghdad
ANE 413			Cock and the Fox; The Pleasant History of the
ANE 414			What Befell the Fowlet with the Fowler; History of
ANE 415			‘Attâf; Tale of
ANE 416			Habîb and What Befell Him with the Lady Durrat al-Ghawwâs; History of Prince
ANE 417			Three Princes and the Genius Morhagian and His Daughters; Story of the
ANE 418			Prince of Khwârazm and the Princess of Georgia; The Story of the
ANE 419			King of Abyssinia; The
ANE 420			Sultan and His Storyteller; The
ANE 421	JA	Amina, Die Sklavin	Ameny, The Story of Princess
ANE 422		Frau des Greises, Die Geschichte der	Woman Who Regained Her Loss
ANE 423			‘Alî Jawharî; The Story of
ANE 424			King of Kochinchin’s Children; The Story of
ANE 425			Woman Who Had Two Husbands; The Story of the
ANE 426			Unjust Banker; The Story of the
ANE 427			Adulteress Who Tested Her Husband’s Trust; The Story of the
ANE 428			Yûsuf and the Indian Merchant
ANE 429			Benasir; Story of Prince
ANE 430			Salîm of Egypt; Story of Sultan
ANE 431			Shoemaker’s Wife; The Story of the
ANE 432			‘Adîla; The Story of
ANE 433			Qalandar with the Scarred Forehead; Story of the
ANE 434			Forty Viziers; The Story of the
ANE 435			Shahâb al-Dîn; Story of Shaykh
ANE 436			Gardener, His Son, and the Donkey; The
ANE 437			Mahmûd and His Vizier; The Story of Sultan
ANE 438			Brahmin Padmanaba and the Seller of Fuqqâ‘; Story of the
ANE 439			Thief Discovered by Storytelling; Story of the
ANE 440			Shoe-maker and His Lover; The
ANE 441			King Who Transferred His Soul into a Parrot; Story of the
ANE 442			‘Alî and Zâhir from Damascus; The Story of
ANE 443			Solomon and the Queen of Sheba; Story of
ANE 444			Tamîm al-Dârî; Story of
ANE 445			Jûdar and the Moor Mahmûd
ANE 446			Adventures of Sultan Baybars; The
ANE 447			‘Alî the Fisherman; Story of
ANE 448			Satilatlas and Hamama Telliwa
ANE 449			True Learning; The Parable of
ANE 450			Keys of Destiny; The
ANE 451			Buhlûl the Jester
ANE 452			Qâdî-mule; The Tale of the
ANE 453			Qâdî and the Ass’s Foal; The
ANE 454			Astute Qâdî; The Tale of the
ANE 455			Man Who Understood Women; The
ANE 456			Two Lives of Sultan Mahmûd; The Tale of the
ANE 457			Unending Treasure; The Tale of the
ANE 458			Youth Behind Whom Indian and Chinese Airs Were Played; The
ANE 459			Zulaykhâ; Tale of the Princess
ANE 460			Hard-Head and His Sister Little-Foot
ANE 461			Anklet; The
ANE 462			He-goat and the King’s Daughter; The
ANE 463			Prince and the Tortoise; The
ANE 464			Chick-pea Seller’s Daughter; The
ANE 465			Loser; The
ANE 466			Captain of Police; The
ANE 467			Contest in Generosity; A
ANE 468			Diamond; The Splendid Tale of Prince
ANE 469			Jests and Suggestions of the Master of Shifts and Laughter; Some
ANE 470			Captain’s Tale; The Second
ANE 471			Captain’s Tale; The Third
ANE 472			Captain’s Tale; The Fourth
ANE 473			Captain's Tale; The Fifth
ANE 474			Captain's Tale; The Sixth
ANE 475			Captain's Tale; The Eighth
ANE 476			Captain's Tale; The Ninth
ANE 477			Captain's Tale; The Tenth
ANE 478			Captain's Tale; The Eleventh
ANE 479			Captain's Tale; The Twelth
ANE 480			Sea Rose of the Girl of China; The Tale of the
ANE 481			Windows on the Garden of History
ANE 482			Durayd, His Generosity, and His Love for Tumâdir al-Khansâ’; The Poet
ANE 483			‘Ufayra the Suns, and Hudhayla the Moons, the Warrior Daughters of the Poet Find
ANE 484			Fâtima and the poet Muraqqish; The Love Story of
ANE 485			Vengeance of King Hujr; The
ANE 486			Men in the Judgment of Their Wives
ANE 487			‘Umar ibn al-Khattâb; Tales of
ANE 488			Blue Salama the Singer
ANE 489			Parasite; The Tale of the
ANE 490			Slave of Destiny; The Tale of the
ANE 491			Fatal Collar; The Tale of the
ANE 492			Ishâq of Mosul and the Lost Melody
ANE 493			Two Dancers; The
ANE 494			Ja‘far and the Barmakids
ANE 495			Yâsamîn and Princess Almond; The Tender Tale of Prince
ANE 496			Vizier’s Clever Daughter; The History of the
ANE 497			Qâyish, His Brother Ardashîr and the Emir ‘Urwa; The History of Sultan
ANE 498			Maiden Who Was Transformed into a Gazelle; The History of the
ANE 499			Wife and Her Two Lovers; The Story of the
ANE 500			Ten Slave-Girls; The Story of the
ANE 501			Admonished Adulteress; The Story of the
ANE 502			Coward Belied by His Wife; The Story of the
ANE 503			Numskull Who Does Not Count the Ass He Is Sitting on; The Story of the
ANE 504			Three Corpses; The Story of the
ANE 505			‘Alî with the Large Member; The Story of
ANE 506			Peasant’s Beautiful Wife; The Story of the
ANE 507			Mûsâ and Ibrâhîm; The Story of
ANE 508			Stupid Berbers; The Story of the
ANE 509			Two Viziers and Their Children; The Story of the
ANE 510			Lover Exposed by Way of a Special Perfume; The Story of the
ANE 511			Silly Woman Who Wanted to Blind Her Stepson
ANE 512			Oft-proved Fidelity
ANE 513			Zunnâr ibn Zunnâr, and the King of Iraq’s Daughter; The Story of
ANE 514			Nakkît; The Story of Shaykh
ANE 515			Sitt al-Banât and the King of Irak’s Son; The Story of
ANE 516			Taylun and the Generous Man; The Story of Sultan
ANE 517			Soothsayer and His Apprentice; The Story of the
ANE 518			Merchant’s Daughter Who Married the King of China; The Story of the
ANE 519			Hasan, the Love-stricken
ANE 520			Hasan, the Old Poet; The
ANE 521			Yâsamîn and Husayn the Butcher; The Story of
ANE 522			Muhammad of Damascus and Sa‘d of Baghdad; The Story of
ANE 523			Qamar al-Zamân and Shams
ANE 524			Alexander the Great and the Search for the Water of Life
ANE 525			Solomon; The Story of
ANE 526			Sabâ; The Story of King
ANE 527			Alexander the Great; The Story of
ANE 528			Hâyid’s Expedition to the Sources of the Nile
ANE 529			Barmakids; The Story of the
ANE 530			Abû Hasan, the Old Man Who Bemoans Ja‘far; The Story of
ANE 531			Al-Mundhir ibn al-Mughîra who Bemoans Ja‘far
ANE 532			Al-Ma’mûn and the Parasite
ANE 533			Alî al-Khawâjâ; The Story of
ANE 534			Hasan, the Youth Whose Wishes Are Fulfilled; The Story of
ANE 535			Zahr al-Rawd, the Princess Abducted by a Christian Prince; The Story of
ANE 536			Sayf ibn Dhî Yazan
ANE 537			‘Abbâs; The Story of
ANE 538			Ma‘dîkarib; The Story of
ANE 539			Ma‘n Obtains Pardon for a Rebel
ANE 540			Ma‘n’s Anger; It is Impossible to Arouse
ANE 541			Ishâq and the Roses
ANE 542			Kiss; The Story of the
ANE 543			Ma’mûn and the Kilabite Girl; al-
ANE 544			Sayf al-Tîjân; The Story of
ANE 545			Hasan, the King of Egypt
ANE 546			Fâris al-Khayl and al-Badr al-Fâyiq; Story of the two Princes
ANE 547			Mâlik ibn Mirdâs; The Story of
ANE 548			Sirkhâ and Aftûna; The Story of
ANE 549			Dâmir and al-‘Anqâ’; The Story of
ANE 550			Mahmûd and His Three Sons; The Story of
ANE 551			Omanite; Story of the

Nicht in der Arabian Nights Encylopedia gelistete Geschichten

Deutscher Wikipedia-Artikel	bearb.	Gustav Weil	Enno Littmann	Claudia Ott
Frauenschänder, Der	JA			Ott: Das Buch der Liebe, S. 421–427.
Gespräch unter Frauen, Ein	JA Kayseri - Status offen			Ott: Das glückliche Ende, S. 121