University of California Press, 1974. Very Good. University of California Press 1974 1st edition. Ex-Library. Appears unread. Original Orange Cloth. Hardcover Binding is tight and straight. Without jacket. Pages clean and free of marks. A Very Good clean copy. *** A more detailed description and photos available upon request *** (more information)

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Berkeley: University of California Press, 1974. 197 pages; Collection of essays resulting from a symposium sponsored by the Institute of Religious Studies at the UNiversity of California, Santa Barbara. It focuses on the issues growing out of the so-called "new comparative mythology" and represents an effort to examine problems in Indo-European mythology from the interdisciplinary perspective, takin as a clue the studies of Georges Dumézil. Contributors to this volume include Georges Dumézil, David Evans, Patrick K. Ford, Mary R. Gerstein, Marija Gimbutas, Steven E. Greenebaum, C. Scott Littleton, Edgar Polomé, Jaan Puhvel, Udo Strutynski, Jeannine E. Talley and Matthias Vereno.; Cloth hardcover with slightly discoloured boards and bumped top corners. Dustjacket is discoloured and has small rips and tears along edges. Book is clean inside and solid. Good condition.. Hard Cover. Good/Fair. 8vo. (more information)

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University of California Press, 1974. Octovo hardcover in fine salmon cloth cover, the binding is square, straight and very tight, pages white and bright, the cover is unworn, else FINE in FINE dustjacket, in clear mylar jacket protector. Bright copy, internally unblemished. 197pp; builds on Georges Dumezil's work on comparative mytholgy. . ISBN: 0520023781. A First Edition. MYTHOLOGY INDO EUROPEAN SOCIAL SCIENCE. (more information)

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University of California Press. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. 1974. Hardcover. . Top corner is bumped. DJ is soiled and lightly edgeworn. One small tear to back of DJ (2 cm). Discoloration to DJ. ; A collection of essays focuses on comparative mythology and represents an effort to examine problems in Indo-European mythology. It focuses on the issues growing out of the so-called "new comparative mythology" and represents an effort to examine problems in Indo-European mythology from the interdisciplinary perspective, taking as a clue the studies of Georges Dumézil. Contributors to this volume include Georges Dumézil, David Evans, Patrick K. Ford, Mary R. Gerstein, Marija Gimbutas, Steven E. Greenebaum, C. Scott Littleton, Edgar Polomé, Jaan Puhvel, Udo Strutynski, Jeannine E. Talley and Matthias Vereno. ; Publications of the UCSB Institute of Religious Studies; 197 pages . (more information)

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