Search Results: Myth from Crossroads Books

London, New York and Bombay: Longmans, Green and Co, 1898. New Edition, The Silver Library. burgundy boards, gilt lettering on spine, 394 pages, Indexed, date written on ffep. very good. A comparative of different cultures and their myths. DC3.

London: Chapman & Hall Limited, 1922. First Edition. Softcover, large folio, binding very good, pages clean, 48 pages, erratum slip for advertisement pg 2 on pg 3. near fine. Austin O. Spare, V. Voigt Alastair, John Austen, Laurence Bradshaw, E. A. Cox, Cecil French, Robert Gibbings, Winifred How, H. Hamp, A. Garth Jones, Morin-Jean, Jean Lebedeff, Stewart Marshall, Haydn Mackey, John Nash, Glyn W. Philpot, Ludovic Rodo,. Published October 1922. table of contents: Wagner Reconsidered: by Louis N. Parker, Port De France: Tunis Poem by Cecil French, A Third Rate Poet: By Ford Madox Hueffer, Cantares Populares: Bu Havelock Ellis, Dragon-Flies: Poem by E. L. Grant Watson, Consummation: Poem by G. M. Hort, The Earl of Oxford as Shakespeare: By J. Thomas Looney, Trinacria: Poem by Clifford Bax, Stripes: By Ethel Mayne, The Past: Poem by Richard Church, Praise: Poem by Peter Renny, Vagabond Death: Poem by Arthur Thrush, Reviews: By H. f. Rubinstein, Clifford Bax, R. O. Morris, E. Powys Mathers, Crossley Davies.

New York: S. G. Phillips, 1972. 4th printing 1972. black boards, gilt lettering on spine, binding very good, pages clean, 738 pages, indexed. very good. the abridged edition of the golden bough is a pioneer study in magick and religion.

Gatineau, Canada: Anathema Press, 2022. COLLECTOR'S Edition (Limited to 480 copies - 2022). (Thick Book) 5.25 x 8.5 inches. 448 pages. Hardbound 100pts, bound in Wintan Vintage Granite-colored Bonded leather. Gold foil blocking on rounded spine and Blind Deboss + Gold foil on the cover as well. B&W interior, with "Mid-Green" with Coltskin embossing Endpapers. Green & White Headbands. Fully Illustrated. Fine typography, printed on Munken Pure Smooth Cream 150gsm archive-quality paper. Comes with a carton-plate insert glued on the interior, individually hand-numbered, and signed by the author Shani Oates. new. Óðinn has been scandalised and deified in equal measure by medieval churchmen, demonising pre-Christian beliefs, and more recently by the romantic idealists and nationalists of the 20th Century, who glamorised them, to the extent that the genuine historical persona of this popular figure is saturated in complex, confusing mythology. Poetic kennings and riddles tease out our deductive… Read More

Los Angeles, CA: The Philosophical Research Society, 1960. stapled binding, 63 pages, pencil underlining and notes the first 7 pages. very good. We should not imply in this book that the Greeks and Latins had a monopoly on humor. There has never been a generation with its trials and tribulations which has not produced various types of wit. DJ1.