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5. Otherworldly Beings: Classical Influence beyond the Classical Adaptations
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- Acknowledgements vi
- List of Abbreviations vii
- A Note on Definitions and Translations viii
- Introduction: Gods of Gold and Silver 1
- 1. Naming the Gods: From Gloss to Epic 24
- 2. The Olympian Gods in the Classical Adaptations 37
- 3. Infernal Powers: Battle Spirits, Witches, and Furies 61
- 4. God and Gods: The Christian Framework of In Cath Catharda 94
- 5. Otherworldly Beings: Classical Influence beyond the Classical Adaptations 118
- 6. Druids, Ethnography, and the Translation of Knowledge 143
- Conclusion 160
- Appendix: Table of Medieval Irish Classical Adaptations 164
- Bibliography 166
- Index 184
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- Acknowledgements vi
- List of Abbreviations vii
- A Note on Definitions and Translations viii
- Introduction: Gods of Gold and Silver 1
- 1. Naming the Gods: From Gloss to Epic 24
- 2. The Olympian Gods in the Classical Adaptations 37
- 3. Infernal Powers: Battle Spirits, Witches, and Furies 61
- 4. God and Gods: The Christian Framework of In Cath Catharda 94
- 5. Otherworldly Beings: Classical Influence beyond the Classical Adaptations 118
- 6. Druids, Ethnography, and the Translation of Knowledge 143
- Conclusion 160
- Appendix: Table of Medieval Irish Classical Adaptations 164
- Bibliography 166
- Index 184