El espíritu de la imagen

Reuni n de trabajos, fruto del di logo y de las controversias que genera el estudio de fen menos culturales concretos entre los historiadores del mundo hisp nico de la Edad Moderna: el encuentro y simbiosis intelectual de dos mundos distantes y pr ximos a la vez.

Druidas. El espíritu del mundo celta Peter Berresford Ellis¿Quiénes fueron los druidas? Los romanos los veían como sacerdotes ocultistas que practicaban el sacrificio humano y predecían el futuro a través de las entrañas de sus víctimas. Algunos dicen que eran amables hechiceros, otros los retratan como la intelectualidad de la antigua sociedad celta. En este libro, Peter Berresford Ellis criba las evidencias y, utilizando los últimos descubrimientos arqueológicos y la práctica de la etimología, ofrece al lector la primera versión auténtica de quiénes y qué fueron los druidas. ...

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