De Apium Mellisque Apud Veteres Significatione Et Symbolica Et Mythologica... [Latin]

This Latin text, "De Apium Mellisque Apud Veteres Significatione Et Symbolica Et Mythologica..." by Walter Heinrich Robert-tornow, explores the symbolic and mythological significance of bees and honey in ancient cultures. The book delves into the multifaceted roles bees played in the beliefs and traditions of the ancient world, examining their representation in mythology, religious practices, and social customs. It offers insights into how these industrious insects and their golden product were perceived and integrated into the symbolic landscape of the past. This work is an invaluable resource for students and researchers interested in classical history, mythology, and the cultural significance of the natural world.

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