| Chapter | | Page |
| [Introduction] | xvii |
| I | [Historical Retrospect] | 1 |
| II | [Superstitious Beliefs and National Customs] | 13 |
| III | [Serbian National Epic Poetry] | 54 |
| IV | [Kralyevitch Marko; or, the Royal Prince Marko] | 59 |
| V | [Banovitch Strahinya] | 119 |
| VI | [TheTsarina Militza and the Zmay of Yastrebatz] | 129 |
| VII | [TheMarriage of Maximus Tzrnoyevitch] | 134 |
| VIII | [TheMarriage of Tsar Doushan the Mighty] | 150 |
| IX | [Tsar Lazarus and the Tsarina Militza] | 170 |
| X | [The Captivity and Marriage of Stephan Yakshitch] | 177 |
| XI | [The Marriage of King Voukashin] | 186 |
| XII | [The Saints Divide the Treasures] | 195 |
| XIII | [Three Serbian Ballads] | |
| 1. | [The Building of Skadar] | 198 |
| 2. | [The Stepsisters] | 206 |
| 3. | [The Abduction of the Beautiful Iconia] | 210 |
| XIV | [Folk Lore] | |
| 1. | [The Ram with the Golden Fleece] | 213 |
| 2. | [A Pavilion neither in the Sky nor on theEarth] | 220 |
| 3. | [Pepelyouga] | 224 |
| 4. | [Animals’ Language] | 230 |
| 5. | [The Stepmother and her Stepdaughter] | 235 |
| 6. | [Justice and Injustice] | 240 |
| 7. | [He who Asks Little Receives Much] | 243 |
| 8. | [Bash Tchelik or Real Steel] | 247 |
| 9. | [The Golden Apple-tree and the Nine Pea-hens] | 267 |
| 10. | [The Bird Maiden] | 280 |
| 11. | [Lying for a Wager] | 283 |
| 12. | [The Maiden Wiser than the Tsar] | 287 |
| 13. | [Good Deeds Never Perish] | 291 |
| 14. | [He whom God Helps no one can Harm] | 300 |
| 15. | [Animals as Friends and as Enemies] | 305 |
| 16. | [The Three Suitors] | 316 |
| 17. | [The Dream of the King’s Son] | 322 |
| 18. | [The Biter Bit] | 328 |
| 19. | [The Trade that no one Knows] | 340 |
| 20. | [The Golden-haired Twins] | 353 |
| XV | [Some Serbian Popular Anecdotes] | 362 |
| [Glossary and Index] | 371 |