The Encyclopaedia of Arthurian Legends
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There has always been a deep and abiding fascination with the Arthurian tales - for they are both a rich part of our Celtic heritage and also provide profound archetypes that can be a great help and inspiration to us. For, as the mythographer Pamela Travers has remarked, "the myths never have a single meaning: they have something greater - meaning itself."
Author: Ronan Coghlan
Format: Hardback, 228 pages, 163mm x 241mm, 532 g
Published: 1991, Element Books Ltd, United Kingdom
Genre: The Occult & Mythology
There has always been a deep and abiding fascination with the Arthurian tales - for they are both a rich part of our Celtic heritage and also provide profound archetypes that can be a great help and inspiration to us. For, as the mythographer Pamela Travers has remarked, "the myths never have a single meaning: they have something greater - meaning itself."