The recent acquisitions:
War, Women and Druids: Eyewitness reports and early accounts of the ancient celts by Philip Freeman
Myths and Symbols in Pagan Europe: Early Scandinavian and Celtic Religions by H.R. Ellis Davidson
The Epics of Celtic Ireland: Ancient tales of mystery and magic by Jean Markale
Tantra: The path of Ecstacy by Georg Feuerstein
Any thoughts by those who’ve read any of these?
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You should like the book by HRED. It’s a prime resource for much of my research.
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the Davidson is pratically essential. i’ve only glanced at the Freeman, but it looks very good. Markale is fine so long as you keep in mind his biases, though i don’t place him on my own recommendation lists (largely because of those biases). i haven’t read that book on Tantra.
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