Note: There are other authors with the same name: Karel Erben (in error)

• Author: Karel Erben Author Record # 291726
• Legal Name: Erben, Karel Jaromír
• Birthplace: Miletín, Kingdom of Bohemia, Austrian Empire
• Birthdate: 7 November 1811
• Deathdate: 21 November 1870
• Language: Czech
• Webpages: Wikipedia-CS, Wikipedia-EN
• Used These Alternate Names: K. J. Erben, Karel Jaromír Erben
• Note: Czech folklorist & poet.

• Kytice z pověstí národních^?Kytice z povesti narodnich
  (1853) only appeared as:
  • Variant:
    Kytice z pověstí národních^?Kytice z povesti narodnich
    (1853) [as by K. J. Erben]
  • Translation: A Bouquet of Czech Folktales [English] (2012) [as by Karel Jaromír Erben]

• Dlouhý, Široký, Bystrozraký (1865) only appeared as:
  • Translation: Long, Broad, and Sharpsight [English] (1889) [as by K. J. Erben]
  • Translation: Long, Broad, and Sharpsight [English] (1890)
• Jezinky (1865) only appeared as:
  • Translation: The Wicked Wood-Fays [English] (1874) [as by uncredited]
  • Translation: The Jezinkas [English] (1889) [as by K. J. Erben]
• Otesánek (1865) only appeared as:
  • Translation: The Long-Desired Child [English] (1874) [as by uncredited]
• Raráš a Šetek (1865) only appeared as:
  • Translation: The Brownie, or House Spirit [English] (1874) [as by uncredited]
• Rozum a štěstí^?Rozum a stesti
  (1865) only appeared as:
  • Translation: Wisdom and Fortune [English] (1874) [as by uncredited]
  • Translation: Intelligence and Luck [English] (1889) [as by K. J. Erben]
  • Translation: Intelligence and Luck [English] (1889)
• Tři zlaté vlasy Děda-Vševěda^?Tri zlate vlasy Deda-Vseveda
  (1865) only appeared as:
  • Translation: The Three Golden Hairs of Grandfather Allknow [English] (1889) [as by K. J. Erben]
  • Translation: The Three Gold Hairs of Old Vsevede [English] (1894) [as by uncredited]
• Zlatovláska (1865) only appeared as:
  • Translation: Golden Hair [English] (1874) [as by uncredited]