Druids: Their Origins and History

Druids: Their Origins and History
ISBN-10
1566198941
ISBN-13
9781566198943
Series
Druids
Category
Druids and Druidism
Pages
199
Language
English
Published
1995
Author
Lewis Spence

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Their Origins and History Lewis Spence. It has long been the custom of historians to designate the megalithic monuments , stones , circles , cromlechs and dolmens of Western Europe as the handiwork of a Druidic caste . But Lewis Spence ...

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