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9780500810200 | Reprint edition (Thames & Hudson, April 1, 1988), cover price $15.95 | About this edition: Describes the mythological background of dragons, shows examples of the dragon motif in art, and discusses the meanings associated with dragons
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9780500810347 | Thames & Hudson, July 1, 1990, cover price $15.95 | About this edition: Explore a truly astonishing range of interests, philosophies, religions, and cultures -- from alchemy to angels, Buddhism to Hinduism, myth to magic.
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9781879215276 | Reissue edition (Sheffield Pub Co, February 1, 1995), cover price $11.95
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9780393335491 | W W Norton & Co Inc, June 30, 1999, cover price $24.95
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Product Description: This is a 500-year survey of writings on the world's shamans - the healers, sorcerers, conjurers and tricksters. Jeremy Narby and Francis Huxley trace Western civilization's attempts to understand the ancient knowledge of shamans around the world and have collected observations about and interviews with shamans from more than 60 missionaries, botanists, anthropologists, ethnographers and psychologists spanning from 1535 to 2000...read more
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9780756757762 | Diane Pub Co, May 1, 2003, cover price $26.00 | About this edition: This is a 500-year survey of writings on the world's shamans - the healers, sorcerers, conjurers and tricksters.
9781585420919 | J P Tarcher, April 1, 2001, cover price $25.95 | About this edition: Collects essays by priests, explorers, adventurers, natural historians, and anthropologists tracing Western civilization's struggle to interpret and understand the ancient knowledge of cultures that revere magic men and women.
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