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Theological School  \nRobert Collyer Fund  \nAccession No.…………28482……  \nhttps://archive.org/details/religinsancientm0000unse  \n# RELIGIONs AnCIENT AND MoDERN\n\nCELTIC RELIGION  \n# RELIGIONS:ANCIENT AND MODERN.\n\nFoolscap 8vo.Price Is.net per volume.  \nANIMISM.  \nBy EDWARD CLODD,Author of The Story of Creation.PANTHEISM.  \nBy JAMES ALLANSON PIcTON,Author of The Religion of theUniverse.  \n# THE RELIGIONS OFANCIENT CHINA.\n\nBy Professor GILES,LL.D.,Professor of Chinese in the Universityof Cambridge.  \n# THE RELIGION OF ANCIENT GREECE.\n\nBy JANE HARRISON,Lecturer at Newnham College,Cambridge,Author of Prolegomena to Study of Greek Religion.ISLAM.  \nBy Professor T.W.ARNOLD,Assistant Librarian at the IndiaOffice,Author of The Preaching of Islam.MAGIC AND FETISHISM.  \nBy Dr.A.C.HADDON,F.R.S.Lecturer on Ethnology at Cam-bridge University.  \nTHE RELIGION OF ANCIENT EGYPT.By Professor W.M.FLINDERS PETRIE,F.R.S.THE RELIGION OF BABYLONIA AND ASSYRIA.By THEOPHILUS G.PINCHES,late of the British Museum.BUDDHISM.2 vols.  \nBy Professor RHYS DAVIDS,LL.D.,late Secretary of The RoyalAsiatic Society.HINDUISM.  \nBy Dr.L.D.BARNETT,of the Departmert of Oriental PrintedBooks and MSS.,British Museum.SCANDINAVIAN RELIGION.  \nBy WILLIAM A.CRAIGIE,Joint Editor of the Oxford EnglishDictionary.  \nCELTIC RELIGION.  \nBy Professor ANWYL,Professor of Welsh at University College,Aberystwyth.  \nTHE MYTHOLOGY OF ANCIENT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.By CHARLES SQUIRE,Author of The Mythology of the BritishIslands.JUDAISM.  \nBy ISRAEL ABRAHAMS,Lecturer in Talmudic Literature in Cam-bridge University,Author of Jewish Life in the Middle Ages.PRIMITIVE OR NICENE CHRISTIANITY.  \nBy JOHN SUTHERLAND BLACK,LL.D.,Joint Editor of theEncyclopcedia Biblica.SHINTOISM.MEDIAEVAL CHRISTIANITY.  \nZOROASTRIANISM.THE RELIGION OF ANCIENT ITALY.Other Volumes to follow.  \nCELTIC RELIGION  \n# IN PRE-CHRISTIAN TIMES\n\nBy  \nEDWARD ANWYL,M.A.  \nLATE CLASSICAL SCHOLAR OF ORIEL COLLEGE,OXFORDPROFESSOR OF WELSH AND cOMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY ATTHE UNIVERSITY cOLLEGE OF WALES,ABERYSTWYTHACTING-CHAIRMAN OF THE CENTRAL WELSH BOARDFOR INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION  \nLONDONARCHIBALD CONSTABLE   CO LTD  \n# 16 JAMES STREET HAYMARKET\n\n1906  \nA  \n# FOREWORD\n\nIt is only as prehistoric archeæology has come tothrow more and more light on the early civilisa-tions of Celtic lands that it has become possible tointerpret Celtic religion from a thoroughly modernviewpoint.The author cordially acknowledgeshis indebtedness to numerous writers on this sub-ject,but his researches into some portions of thefield especially have suggested to him the possi-bility of giving a new presentation to certain factsand groups of facts,which the existing evidencedisclosed.It is to be hoped that a new interest inthe religion of the Celts may thereby be aroused.  \nE.ANWYL.  \nABERYSTWYTH,February 15,1906.","cbCaibjwGZD5vd1X","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibjwGZD5vd1X","pdf",3743315,88,"English","# Foreword\n## Interpretive basis in 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