The good and evil serpent: how a universal symbol became christianized
James H. Charlesworth • Yale University Press • ISBN-13 978-0300140828
The good and evil serpent: how a universal symbol became christianized
James H. Charlesworth • Yale University Press
ISBN-10: 0300140827 · ISBN-13: 978-0300140828 · 2009
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The good and evil serpent: how a universal symbol became christianized by James H. Charlesworth. Published by Yale University Press, 2009, 719 pages. Catalogued under Art History, Religious Studies, Cultural History, Religious Aspects Of Snakes.
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Contributor: James H. Charlesworth
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Category: Ancient ReligionsCategory: BibelCategory: Biblical StudiesCategory: ChristianityCategory: Comparative MythologyCategory: Cultural SymbolismCategory: Das BöseCategory: Goed En KwaadCategory: Serpent SymbolismInfluenced by: Comparative MythologyInfluenced by: Archetypal PsychologyCornerstone of: Religious IconographyCornerstone of: Symbolic Anthropology
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