| The Devil with the Three Golden Hairs | Wit and Wisdom | Grimm? |
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| The Devil's Grandmother | Wit and Wisdom | Grimm? |
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| The Donkey Cabbage | Enchantment | |
| A man plays a fatal trick with some enchanted cabbages that he found on his journey, on a witch and her family that robbed him. | ||
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| Donkeyskin | Enchantment | |
| A girl demands four immpossible gifts from her father to avoid an incestious marriage (dresses the color of the sun, the moon, the weather, and the skin from the magical donkey in his stables that soils his straw with gold and is the source of his country's wealth) and when that does not succeed she runs away to become a scullery maid or a pig keeper in the next kingdom over where she is discovered by the prince. | ||
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