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Exploring the rich mythological traditions of ancient Mexico and Peru, this work by Lewis Spence offers insights into the cultural narratives and folklore of these civilizations. Published in 1913, it showcases Spence's expertise as a folklorist and journalist, providing readers with a detailed examination of the myths that shaped the identities and beliefs of these societies.

The Popol Vuh presents the mythic and heroic sagas of the Kichés, an indigenous group from Central America. This classical work has held significant importance throughout history, and the modern republishing by Alpha Editions ensures its preservation for future generations. The book has been thoughtfully reformatted and retyped, providing a clear and readable text that enhances the reader's experience, free from the limitations of scanned copies.

Lewis Spence was no doubt one of the most prolific hybrids of a researcher and occultist that ever lived. This volume may be the missing manual you've always been looking for. Everything from the naguals and sorcery to Mexican witchcraft.

Focusing on ancient Egyptian mythology, this collection delves into the rich history and culture of Egypt, highlighting the profound impact of its belief systems. Key figures like Osiris, Isis, Anubis, and Ra are explored alongside famous tales such as "The Story of the Shipwrecked Sailor" and "The Story of Two Brothers." Additionally, the text discusses the practice of magic in ancient Egypt and the roles of foreign and animal gods. Enhanced by illustrations from Evelyn Paul, this work offers a comprehensive glimpse into Egyptian legends and folklore.

"Chapters 2-76 of A brief guide to Native American myths and legends were originally published in Myths and legends of the North American Indians by Lewis Spence, George G. Harrap, 1914"--Contents verso.

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Spence's text is vividly illustrated with images of gods, temples and hieroglyphs, stunning reproductions of tomb paintings and photographs of the eternal landscape of Egypt, watered by the incomparable Nile and as fertile as the imagination of the Ancient Egyptians themselves. For anyone curious to learn about the myths, history and culture of one of the worlds's greatest civilizations, The Illustrated Guide to Egyptian Mythology is beautiful and informative introduction.