“Every crease is a story.”

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1854–1941
Sir James George Frazer was a Scottish social anthropologist and folklorist influential in the early stages of the modern studies of mythology and comparative religion.
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The Golden Bough
James George Frazer, 1890

The Book of fantasy
Jorge Luis Borges, Silvina Ocampo & others, 1940

Description of Greece
Pausanias, Jean Pouilloux & others, 1881

Folk-lore in the Old Testament
James George Frazer & Anonymous, 1907

Myth, Legend and Custom in the Old Testament
Theodor Herzl Gaster & James George Frazer, 1969

Totemism and Exogamy
James George Frazer, 1935

The Belief in Immortality and the Worship of the Dead
James George Frazer, 1913

La Rama Dorada
James George Frazer, 1997

Totemism
James George Frazer, 1887

Psyche's task
James George Frazer, 1909

Adonis, Attis, Osiris
James George Frazer, 1906

Le Rameau d'or
James George Frazer, 1998

The native races of Australasia, including Australia, New Zealand, Oceania, New Guinea, and Indonesia
James George Frazer, 1975

Aftermath
James George Frazer, 1936

Der goldene Zweig. Das Geheimnis von Glauben und Sitten der Völker
James George Frazer, 1989

Stories of the Great Flood from Different Civilizations
James George Frazer, 2005
The Fear of the Dead in Primitive Religion
James George Frazer, 2000

Golden Bough, The
James George Frazer, 2002

The Scope of Social Anthropology
James George Frazer, 1908
Greece and Rome
James George Frazer, 1937
The native races of Asia and Europe
James George Frazer, 1939

Lectures on the Early History of the Kingship
James George Frazer, 1905

Man, God and Immortality
James George Frazer, 1927

Studies in Greek scenery, legend and history
James George Frazer, 1917
The Frazer lectures, 1922-1932
James George Frazer & Warren R. Dawson, 1967

A Study of the Black Mass
Montague Summers, Pierre Geyraud & others, 2012

Totemica
James George Frazer, 1937
Graecia antiqua
James George Frazer, 1987

Pausanias's Description of Greece
James George Frazer & Limited MacMillan and Co, 2006

The Magic Art and the Evolution of Kings
James George Frazer, 2006

Balder The Beautiful
James George Frazer, 2007
Witchcraft Superstitions
James George Frazer, 1999

The Age Of Magic
James George Frazer, 2006

The Ancient Babylonians And Assyrians And The Worship Of The Sun
James George Frazer, 2005

The Ancient Egyptians And The Worship Of The Sun
James George Frazer, 2005

The Ancient Greeks And The Worship Of The Sky
James George Frazer, 2005

The Ancient Greeks And The Worship Of The Sun
James George Frazer, 2005

The Ancient Romans And Earth Worship
James George Frazer, 2005

An Introduction To The Worship Nature
James George Frazer, 2005

Anthologia Anthropoplogca. the Native Races of Australaisa, Including Australia, New Zealand, Oceania, New Guinea and Indonesia
James George Frazer, 1980

The Aryan Peoples Of Antiquity And Earth Worship
James George Frazer, 2005

The Aryan Peoples Of Antiquity And The Worship Of The Sky
James George Frazer, 2005

The Aryan Peoples Of Antiquity And The Worship Of The Sun
James George Frazer, 2005

The Babylonians, Assyrians, And Egyptians And Earth Worship
James George Frazer, 2005

The Babylonians, Assyrians, And Egyptians And The Worship Of The Sky
James George Frazer, 2005
The Devil's Advocate
James George Frazer, 2002

Dreams As A Source Of Belief In Immortality
James George Frazer, 2006

El Folklore En El Antiguo Testamento
James George Frazer, 1994
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