This writer supported the use of superstition in his book The Devil's Advocate, and he gained information by sending questionnaires to missionaries. After translating a description of Ancient Greece, this person wrote a book about its author, the geographer Pausanias. His most famous work refers to Diana's priest in a sacred grove near Lake Nemi, and it was controversial because it treated Biblical stories as mythological
This writer supported the use of superstition in his book The Devil's Advocate, and he gained information by sending questionnaires to missionaries. After translating a description of Ancient Greece, this person wrote a book about its author, the geographer Pausanias. His most famous work refers to Diana's priest in a sacred grove near Lake Nemi, and it was controversial because it treated Biblical stories as mythological, an idea he continued in his later book Folklore in the Old Testament. Name this Scottish social anthropologist who in 1890 completed the book The Golden Bough.
This writer supported the use of superstition in his book The Devil's Advocate, and he gained information by sending questionnaires to missionaries.