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Everything has a divine beginning...Mythological, miraculous, epical, The Goldprint of the Arche is the curtain-raiser to the epic saga about the decay of Mars into the red planet. There are many myths, legends and ancient history surrounding this phenomenon. And though the ending is disclosed, it does not reveal all there is to be known. For so are secrets concealed. The histories are made discreet. And the truth ultimately goes forgotten in time.The Goldprint of the Arche gives the mythology encompassing Mars's fall.
EN¿The Book of Takas" is a collection of stories about the allegorical world of Takas and describes the lives of its inhabitants through their archetypal conflicts. Takas are gods of voles (voles are creatures of the allegorical world from the book "¿ivot s voluharicama" - "Life with the voles") and Takas live in Wota's land (in the book there is also the map of Wota's land). Wota, the creator, first created the first voles and the first human being. But she was disappointed by her work and in a new land she and her lover Moon created the beings in her image - TAKAS. The book tells about the fates of the individual Takas, about the emergence of the countries and cities, about legends and mythology of Takas, about their faith, about heroes from the past, about dreams and parallel worlds. - 2nd revised edition.DE¿Das Buch von Takas" ist eine Sammlung von Geschichten über die allegorische Welt von Takas und beschreibt das Leben ihrer Bewohner durch deren archetypische Konflikte. Takas sind Götter von Wühlmäusen (Wühlmäuse sind Wesen der allegorischen Welt aus dem Buch ¿¿ivot s voluharicama" - ¿Das Leben mit den Wühlmäusen") und Takas leben in Wotäs Land (im Buch befindet sich auch die Karte von Wotäs Land). Wota, die Schöpferin, erschuf zuerst die erste Wühlmaus und den ersten Menschen. Sie wurde aber von ihrem Werk enttäuscht und in einem neuen Land erschuf sie mit ihrem Liebhaber Mond die Wesen nach ihrem Bild - TAKAS. Das Buch erzählt von Schicksalen der einzelnen Takas, über das Entstehen der Länder und Städte, von Legenden und Mythologie von Takas, von ihrem Glauben, von Helden aus der Vergangenheit, von Träumen und parallelen Welten. - 2. überarbeitete Auflage.HR"Knjiga o Takama" je zbirka pri¿a o alegorijskom svijetu Taka i opisuje ¿ivote njihovih stanovnika kroz arhetipske konflikte. Take su bogovi voluharica (voluharice su bi¿a alegorijskog svijeta iz knjige ¿ivot s voluharicama) i ¿ive u Votinoj zemlji (knjiga sadr¿i kartu Votine zemlje). Vota, Stvoriteljica, stvorila je prvo voluharicu i ¿ovjeka. Razöarana svojim djelom u novoj je zemlji s ljubavnikom Mjesecom stvorila bi¿a na svoju sliku i priliku - TAKE. Knjiga pri¿a o sudbinama pojedinih Taka, o nastanku pojedinih zemalja i gradova, o legendama i mitologiji Taka, o njihovim vjerovanjima, o junacima iz njihove prölosti, o snovima i paralelnim svjetovima. - 2. izmijenjeno izdanje.
A fresh perspective on three of the most-loved Greek goddesses, offering a unique insight into their thoughts and feelings when faced with the events of myths and legends many of us think we know. Brimming with tragedy, humour, bitter antagonism and hopeful reconciliation, this novel offers readers a rare glimpse into the minds of the gods.
Mythology, religion, classic literature; characters made immortal who reach through time to embody our emotions and weave together a shared human experience. These are the source materials for Azure Hall's debut collection of poetry and prose. Reflections offers readers snapshots of the author's own coming-of-age contextualized within the works of Homer, Shakespeare, Sappho, and even King James. Superimposing their stories on her own, Hall invites the reader to join the likes of Aphrodite, Lilith, Eve, and more as they wade through the beautiful, and often treacherous, waters of womanhood. Find yourself within the threads of a universal story, surrounded by a chorus of characters who have walked the same road. With lyrical language and heartbreaking vulnerability, Reflections blurs the line between allegory and reimagining to create something wholly its own.
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