The new pantheon, or, An introduction to the mythology of the ancients, in question and answer
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· 161 pages · ≈ 2 h 59 m · Challenging
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161 pages in its most-read edition.
What genre is The new pantheon, or, An introduction to the mythology of the ancients, in question and answer?
It sits on the Mythology shelves.
Is The new pantheon, or, An introduction to the mythology of the ancients, in question and answer in the public domain?
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Who wrote The new pantheon, or, An introduction to the mythology of the ancients, in question and answer?
W. Jillard Hort.
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