Publisher's Synopsis
"I Miti E I Simboli Delle Piante Presso I Greci Ed I Romani..." explores the fascinating intersection of botany, mythology, and ancient history. This study, authored by . Reivas dell' Ibis, delves into the symbolic significance of plants in the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome. Discover how various plants were interwoven with religious beliefs, societal practices, and artistic expressions of these influential civilizations.
From sacred groves to medicinal herbs, this book illuminates the rich tapestry of plant lore that shaped the ancient world. A valuable resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the classical world and the enduring power of symbolism.
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