The Golden Bough is a collection of essays and exploratory texts concerned with the subject of magic as defined by the Heliotropic Brotherhood of the Golden Dawn, a society of self-proclaimed magicians, mesmerists, and demonologists. The book explores Druidic tradition, the history of magic inside and outside of the traditions of the Catholic Church, and the principles of magic as a pseudoscience. It also explores various speculative methods by which magic may be practiced.
Odysseus and Aeneas are two of the most prominent characters in Greek Mythology They are considered to be two of the greatest heroes of their respective races Obviously these two characters have several similarities and inevitably some differences as well for several reasons First as a similarity theyre both survivors able to keep going when everything is stripped from them At first Aeneas is wandering the Mediterranean as the Aeneid opens with everything that remains of his past loaded into hi