THE ORIGINAL EDITION OF WÄREND AND WIRDARNE 1863-1868.

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THE ORIGINAL EDITION OF WÄREND AND WIRDARNE 1863-1868.
1359758. THE ORIGINAL EDITION OF WÄREND AND WIRDARNE 1863-1868.

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Hyltén-Cavallius, Gunnar Olof, ethnologist etc (1818-1889). While and Wirdarne I-II. An attempt in Swedish ethnology. 2 vol. Complete. PA Norstedt & Söner, Stockholm, 1863-1868. First edition. Two later well-bound black hemispherical bindings with gilt spine text and sparse gilt spine decoration and marbled covers. Illustrated with woodcuts in the text. First part with the printed covers bound together. (V), 503 p. , (I) blank, XIII. + (VIII), 466 p. , (II), LIX.
Hyltén-Cavallius is regarded as the father of Swedish ethnology. The work deals with folk beliefs in Värend in southern Småland. Hyltén-Cavallius addresses, among other things, remnants of pagan cults and pagan beliefs, which is why the work is often presented as evidence that asatron has survived in a distorted form into modern times.

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The bands are in very good condition. First part with stained bound cover and stains on the first pages, larger stain near the folds at the end. Second part layer stained throughout, a little more at the end.

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1359758. THE ORIGINAL EDITION OF WÄREND AND WIRDARNE 1863-1868.

Description

Hyltén-Cavallius, Gunnar Olof, ethnologist etc (1818-1889). While and Wirdarne I-II. An attempt in Swedish ethnology. 2 vol. Complete. PA Norstedt & Söner, Stockholm, 1863-1868. First edition. Two later well-bound black hemispherical bindings with gilt spine text and sparse gilt spine decoration and marbled covers. Illustrated with woodcuts in the text. First part with the printed covers bound together. (V), 503 p. , (I) blank, XIII. + (VIII), 466 p. , (II), LIX.
Hyltén-Cavallius is regarded as the father of Swedish ethnology. The work deals with folk beliefs in Värend in southern Småland. Hyltén-Cavallius addresses, among other things, remnants of pagan cults and pagan beliefs, which is why the work is often presented as evidence that asatron has survived in a distorted form into modern times.

Condition

The bands are in very good condition. First part with stained bound cover and stains on the first pages, larger stain near the folds at the end. Second part layer stained throughout, a little more at the end.

The item details are approximate automatic translations. Auctionet.com is not responsible for any translation errors. Show the original Swedish texts.

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