Folktales of Greece
- 287 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Georgios A. Megas was one of the founders of Greek folklore studies. His extensive works focused on folk customs and tales, vernacular architecture, and critical text editions. Megas pursued studies in philology and folklore in Athens, Leipzig, and Berlin. As a student of N. G. Politis, he became a pivotal figure in the field's development and the first folklorist elected to the Athens Academy.
