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A Dictionary of Northern Mythology

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A Dictionary of Northern Mythology The dictionary of Northern Mythology by Rudolph Simek. This book is a MUST for anybody wanting to learn about Nordic Mythology. The book allows people to quickly look up and cross reference pretty much any aspect of Nordic Mythology. Over 1700 entries cover mythology and religion of heathen Germanic tribes: Scandinavians, Goths, Angles and Saxons, 1500 BC-1000 AD. For two and a half thousand years, from 1500 BC to AD 1000, a culture as significant as the classical civilisation of the Mediterranean world settled an immense area in northern Europe that stretche

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