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Celtic Mythology: Fascinating Myths and Legends of Gods, Goddesses, Heroes and Monster from the Ancient Irish, Welsh, Scottish and Brittany Mythology
- Narrated by: Neil Hamilton
- Length: 5 hrs and 7 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Do you know that the Ancient Celts believed that their ancestors are all demigods?
Celtic mythology entrances many people as it has so many tales of heroism. It is steeped in history, mythology, wonder, adventure, and even romance.
Some of the stories included are:
- Irish Myths: "Children of Lir", "The Wooing Of Étain", "The Cattle Raid of Cooley", and "The Salmon of Knowledge"
- Welsh Myths: The four branches of Mabinogi and stories of Lyr’s descendants
- Scottish Myths: "Blue Men of Minch", "Sawney Bean", and "Myth of the Selkie"
- Breton Myths: "Sword of Arthur" and "Arthur’s Giant"
- And many other amazing tales!
Get this audiobook and discover a fascinating world when you listen to Celtic Mythology!
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- Tuna
- 21-06-2019
PG rated non complete version.
First off if you are a scholar of Celtic studies this book is not for you. I do have a deep interest in ancient Celtic society and mythology and hence I found this book frustrating. To start with the introduction is following an outdated model of a Celtic empire. Then the retold myths have been sanitized and oversimplified in this case. To the point, I swear Mr. Lopez is following Lady Gregory's "clean" version of the "book of invasions". There are critical stories missing or reduced to a few pages. It's basically an abridged and somewhat boring retelling of some of the major classics. To add insult to all this the Voice Talent has been given the wrong direction of the pronunciation of the Irish, which can be tricky and it's a straight verbalization of what is presented. It's not a good example of retelling of these myths by a long shot. This is the first book I'm returning to Audible.
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