A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology
Exploring the rich traditions of Celtic myths and legends
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Oxford University Press
Published:15th Dec '16
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This comprehensive guide explores the rich traditions of Celtic mythology, covering its people, themes, and legends. A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology is a valuable resource for enthusiasts.
The book A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology serves as an extensive and user-friendly exploration of one of the most intricate mythological traditions in the world. It delves into the various aspects of Celtic mythology, including the diverse peoples, significant themes, essential concepts, notable places, and mythical creatures that populate its rich tapestry. Readers are invited to journey through ancient pagan origins as well as contemporary interpretations of these timeless tales, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and enthusiasts alike.
In A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology, each entry is crafted to provide clarity and insight, ensuring that the complexities of Celtic lore are accessible to all. The book captures the essence of sagas, legends, and folklore, highlighting the cultural significance and historical context of each element. This comprehensive approach not only enriches the reader's understanding but also celebrates the enduring legacy of Celtic mythology in modern times.
Moreover, this dictionary is part of the esteemed Oxford Reference Collection, utilizing sustainable print-on-demand technology. This commitment to sustainability ensures that the acclaimed backlist of the Oxford Reference program remains available in hardback format for future generations to explore. A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology stands as a testament to the vibrant and enduring nature of Celtic stories and traditions.
A brilliant, detailed, and authoritative guide to wonderful legends, mighty heroes, lost cities, and timeless stories of love, revenge, nobility, and treachery. * Bristol Evening Post *
ISBN: 9780198804840
Dimensions: 199mm x 137mm x 31mm
Weight: 598g
496 pages