From an African Bestiary to Universal Science? Cluster analysis opens up a world-wide historical perspective on animal symbolism in divine attributes, divination sets, and in the naming of clans, constellations, zodiacs, and lunar mansions

WMJ van Binsbergen

From an African Bestiary to Universal Science? Cluster analysis opens up a world-wide historical perspective on animal symbolism in divine attributes, divination sets, and in the naming of clans, constellations, zodiacs, and lunar mansions

WMJ van Binsbergen

Erasmus School of Philosophy

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Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Publication status	Published - 2003

Bibliographical note

In bewerking als boek

Research programs

EUR ESPHIL 01

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