Die sakrale Bedeutung des Weines im Altertum von Karl Kircher 1910 [Leather Bound] The book "Die sakrale Bedeutung des Weines im Altertum" (The Sacred Significance of Wine in Antiquity) by Karl Kircher, published in 1910, is a comprehensive study of the role of wine in ancient cultures and its impact on human history. The author, an esteemed scholar of his time, presents a detailed analysis of the religious, cultural, and social significance of wine in various civilizations, from Egypt to Greece and Rome. This leather-bound edition is a testament to the enduring value of this work, with its high-quality paper and careful printing ensuring that the content remains accessible for generations to come. The book begins with an introduction to the importance of wine in ancient societies, highlighting its use in religious rituals, festivals, and everyday life. The author explores the symbolism of wine in mythology, art, and literature, revealing its profound influence on human thought and behavior. The text is divided into chapters, each focusing on a specific aspect of wine's significance, such as its use in sacrifices, its role in funerary practices, and its presence in epic poetry.

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