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The sacred world of the Celts by Nigel Pennick · Booklabria

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The sacred world of the Celts

The sacred world of the Celts

Name: The sacred world of the Celts
Author: Nigel Pennick

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The sacred world of the CeltsNigel PennickPennick

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Explores the spiritual world of the ancient Celts, describing the culture's belief that the spiritual world infused every aspect of daily life, including art, poetry, and mythology, and its influence on modern cultures.

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