One book by this thinker begins with a discussion of Diana and Virbius in the chapter "The King of the Wood.
This thinker developed the categories of the "two messengers," "waxing and waning moon," "serpent and skin," and "banana" in classifying stories about the origin of death. One book by this thinker begins with a discussion of Diana and Virbius in the chapter "The King of the Wood." This thinker was inspired by a ritual at the cult center of Nemi to write a work in which he posited that societies move through stages characterized by magic, religion, and science. This author titled his "study in comparative religion" after an object that allows Aeneas to enter the underworld. For 10 points, name this Scottish anthropologist who wrote The Golden Bough.
This thinker developed the categories of the "two messengers," "waxing and waning moon," "serpent and skin," and "banana" in classifying stories about the origin of death.
James George Frazer