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by Biren Bonnerjea (Author)
"A Dictionary of Superstitions and Mythology" is a comprehensive and scholarly compendium of global beliefs, folklore, and mythological traditions. Compiled by Biren Bonnerjea, D. Litt, this expansive reference work systematically catalogs an array of superstitions, symbols, and legendary figures from diverse cultures around the world. From the significance of animals and celestial bodies to the rituals surrounding life, death, and the supernatural, the text offers a fascinating glimpse into the human psyche and the evolution of cultural traditions.
Organized alphabetically for ease of use, this dictionary acts as a bridge between anthropology and occult studies, providing readers with definitions and historical contexts for cross-cultural phenomena. The entries delve into the origins of common folk beliefs, the meanings behind ancient omens, and the roles of deities across various pantheons. This work remains a valuable resource for students of folklore, history, and social science, as well as general readers interested in the intricate tapestry of human myth and the persistent power of superstition throughout history.
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