Publisher's Synopsis
Djemschid et Quetzalcohuatl is a comparative analysis of the legends of Djemschid and Quetzalcohuatl. Charencey's work draws parallels between these two legendary figures and argues that they share a common origin in the Indo-European mythological tradition. This book is a fascinating exploration of the connections between different cultural traditions, and offers insights into the shared human experience of mythology and storytelling.
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