John Arnott MacCulloch

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John Arnott MacCulloch was a Scottish scholar of Celtic religion and mythology.

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person Full name John Arnott MacCulloch
cake Date of birth January 1, 1868
event_busy Date of death January 1, 1950

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The Mythology of All Races / Volume VII: Armenian and African The Mythology of All Races / Volume V: Semitic The Mythology of All Races / Volume VIII: Chinese and Japanese The Mythology of All Races / Volume IV: Finno-Ugric, Siberian
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1925 1964 1928 1927
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The Mythology of All Races / Volume II: Eddic: The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes Book · John Arnott MacCulloch · 1930
The Mythology of All Races is a thirteen volume series published from 1916-1932. In "Volume II, Eddic," John Arnott MacCulloch treated Norse Eddic mythology. This volume includes a systematic review of relevant deities, myths, and spiritual beliefs. The author, MacCulloch, was also the editor of this work. In some future collections of the entire MOAR series, the Eddic volume was authored by another scholar: Axel Olrik. chrome_reader_mode Read now
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The Mythology of All Races / Volume III, Celtic and Slavic: The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes Book · Louis Herbert Gray · 1918
The Mythology of All Races is a thirteen volume series published from 1916-1932. In "Volume III, Celtic and Slavic," John Arnott MacCulloch treated Celtic mythology while Jan Hanuš Máchal treated Slavic. MacCulloch also produced Volume II / Eddic and was the editor for almost half of the entire series. chrome_reader_mode Read now

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The Mythology of All Races / Volume VIII: Chinese and Japanese: The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes Book · John Calvin Ferguson · 1928
The Mythology of All Races is a thirteen volume series published from 1916-1932. In "Volume VIII, Chinese and Japanese," John C. Ferguson covers China and Masaharu Anesaki covers Japan. chrome_reader_mode Read now
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The Mythology of All Races / Volume VII: Armenian and African: The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes Book · Mardiros H. Ananikian · 1925
The Mythology of All Races is a thirteen volume series published from 1916-1932. In "Volume VII, Armenian and African," Mardiros H. Ananikian covered Armenian mythology while Alice Werner treated African. chrome_reader_mode Read now
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The Mythology of All Races / Volume II: Eddic: The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes Book · John Arnott MacCulloch · 1930
The Mythology of All Races is a thirteen volume series published from 1916-1932. In "Volume II, Eddic," John Arnott MacCulloch treated Norse Eddic mythology. This volume includes a systematic review of relevant deities, myths, and spiritual beliefs. The author, MacCulloch, was also the editor of this work. In some future collections of the entire MOAR series, the Eddic volume was authored by another scholar: Axel Olrik. chrome_reader_mode Read now
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The Mythology of All Races / Volume V: Semitic: The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes Book · Stephen Herbert Langdon · 1964
The Mythology of All Racesis a thirteen volume series published from 1916-1932. In "Volume V, Semitic," Stephen H. Langdon treated mythological traditions from Mesopotamia and other ancient near eastern cultures. The work includes illustrations, translations, myth summaries, and information about how the different groups influenced one another through time. The author, Langdon, had a strong background in Sumerian and Akkadian studies, whereby he did lots of field work that contributed to the growth of... chrome_reader_mode Read now
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The Mythology of All Races / Volume IV: Finno-Ugric, Siberian: The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes Book · Uno Harva (Holmberg) · 1927
The Mythology of All Races is a thirteen volume series published from 1916-1932. In "Volume IV, Finno-Ugric, Siberian," Uno Holmberg treated mythological traditions from eastern Asia and Siberia. chrome_reader_mode Read now

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Ananikian, Mardiros H., and Alice Werner. The Mythology of All Races / Volume VII, Armenian and African. Vol. 7, The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes. Edited by John A. MacCulloch and George F. Moore. Boston, MA: Marshall Jones Company, 1916.
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Ferguson, John C., and Masaharu Anesaki. The Mythology of All Races / Volume VIII, Chinese and Japanese. Vol. 8, The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes. Edited by John A. MacCulloch and George F. Moore. Boston, MA: Marshall Jones Company, 1928.
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Holmberg, Uno. The Mythology of All Races / Volume IV, Finno-Ugric, Siberian. Vol. 4, The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes. Edited by John A. MacCulloch and George F. Moore. Boston, MA: Marshall Jones Company, 1927.
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Langdon, Stephen H. The Mythology of All Races / Volume V, Semitic. Vol. 5, The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes. Edited by John A. MacCulloch and George F. Moore. New York, NY: Copper Square Publishers, 1964 [reprint of 1931 ed.].
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MacCulloch, John A. The Mythology of All Races / Volume II, Eddic. Vol. 2, The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes. Edited by John A. MacCulloch and George F. Moore. Boston, MA: Marshall Jones Company, 1930.
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MacCulloch, John A., and Jan H. Máchal. The Mythology of All Races / Volume III, Celtic and Slavic. Vol. 3, The Mythology of All Races: In Thirteen Volumes. Edited by Louis H. Gray and George F. Moore. Boston, MA: Marshall Jones Company, 1918.
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