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Dictionary of Celtic Mythology (Oxford Quick Reference)
James MacKillop
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| #750455 in Books | 2000-12-14 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 7.30 x.90 x4.90l, | File type: PDF | 496 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Great Resource|By Incognito|I am writing a novel which has quite a bit of Celt mythology in it (yes it is fantasy) and I want to "respect" the old stories as some things you just cannot make up. This is a treasure, a bible of Celt mythology. I have a ton of resources, books and online and find opening a book is far easier than obtaining the information online BUT I do make co|.com |The full richness of Celtic mythology, with legends, sagas, and folklore, with traditions, places, and personalities, are now evocatively yet concisely conveyed in James MacKillop's dictionary. The 4,000 entries include brief descriptions (such as the sho
This new work offers an exhaustive survey of one of the world's most fertile and exciting mythological traditions. It covers the persons, themes, concepts, places, and creatures of Celtic mythology, in all its ancient and modern traditions, in 4000 entries ranging from brief definitions to extended essays on major tale cycles. An introductory essay explains who the Celts were, explores the history of the Celtic revival, and examines the meaning and role of mythology and ...
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