Exploring the parallels between ancient Druidical and Hebrew religions, this work by John Nimmo posits a shared origin rooted in similar worship practices. It investigates key aspects such as beliefs about the afterlife, symbols, rituals, and ethical approaches. The book also contextualizes these religions within their historical development and external influences. Topics covered include grove worship, sacrificial practices, and burial rites, providing a comprehensive analysis of their enduring legacies. This facsimile reprint aims to preserve and promote the significance of this cultural work.
