Greeks and Goths: A Study on the Runes - Paperback

by Dahlia V. Nightly (Introduction by), Isaac Taylor M. a. (Author)

This special edition of 'Greeks and Goths: A Study on the Runes' was written by Isaac Taylor, M.A., and first published in 1879, making it close to one-and-a-half centuries old.

This fantastic old text takes us through various different rune systems and includes sections on The Runes, The Various Futhorcs, The Meso-Gothic Alphabet, The Phoenician Hypothesis, Chronological and Geographical Difficulties, The Greek Hypothesis, The Thracian Alphabet, The Order of the Runes, and more.

This extremely informative old book is an absolute essential addition to the library of all enthusiasts of runes and rune reading.

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