The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Mythology: An A - Z Guide to the Myths and Legends of the Ancient World"The myths and legends of the ancient worlds, from Greece, Rome and Egypt to the Norse and Celtic lands, through Persia and India to China and the Far East. A comprehensive A to Z of the classic stories of gods and goddesses, heroes and mythical beasts, wizards and warriors"--Page 1 of cover. |
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Adad was often represented standing on a bull and holding thunderbolts or
lightning flashes in each hand . ADAPA , a wise man of Babylonian mythology ,
was created by the great god EA in order to be his priest in the holy city of Eridu
and to ...
Adad was often represented standing on a bull and holding thunderbolts or
lightning flashes in each hand . ADAPA , a wise man of Babylonian mythology ,
was created by the great god EA in order to be his priest in the holy city of Eridu
and to ...
Page 366
GANGA ( right ) the personification of the sacred river Ganges , is usually
depicted holding a waterpot and a lotus in her hands . ( SIONE , BENGAL , 12TH
( ENTI RY ) - the guru will be able to discern reins are made. 366 THE MYTHS OF
...
GANGA ( right ) the personification of the sacred river Ganges , is usually
depicted holding a waterpot and a lotus in her hands . ( SIONE , BENGAL , 12TH
( ENTI RY ) - the guru will be able to discern reins are made. 366 THE MYTHS OF
...
Page 427
He is sometimes shown golden tablet that had allowed him holding the peaches
of eternal life entrance to court . The boatman or the bag that contains his mule .
was unimpressed and Cao , Lan Caihe was either a girl or a ashamed , threw the
...
He is sometimes shown golden tablet that had allowed him holding the peaches
of eternal life entrance to court . The boatman or the bag that contains his mule .
was unimpressed and Cao , Lan Caihe was either a girl or a ashamed , threw the
...
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| Title | The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Mythology: An A - Z Guide to the Myths and Legends of the Ancient World |
| Authors | Arthur Cotterell, Rachel Storm |
| Publisher | Hermes House, 1999 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 10 Feb 2011 |
| ISBN | 1840385162, 9781840385168 |
| Length | 512 pages |
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