#barry cunliffe

[quotesfrommyreading]

It’s difficult to estimate with any precision the volume of trade flowing between Rome and Gaul. But the number of shipwrecks found off the Gaulish coast surges after 150 BC, peaking at about 100 BC. This suggests an exponential rise in the volume of trade over that half century.

For the most part, the vessels’ cargos were dominated by wine. The Madrague de Giens wreck was carrying around 7,000 amphorae when it sank off Hyères (south-eastern France) in about 50 BC. The quantity of amphorae discovered on the wreck suggests that the annual export of wine to the Gauls had reached about 100,000 hectolitres a year by the first century BC – a volume that would have generated about 40 million amphorae over the century. It is hardly surprising, then, that the Roman stereotype of a Gallic man was of a drunkard slurping wine through his long, drooping moustache.

The wine was transported along two major trade routes. One started at Narbo (modern-day Narbonne, founded in 118 BC), snaked along the river Aude and then overland to Tolosa (Toulouse) on the Garonne. The other travelled up the Rhône to Cabillonum (Chalon-sur-Saône) in the territory of the Aedui.

From these major transhipment centres, the wine was then taken into Gaulish territory to the principal settlements within easy reach of the frontier – places such as Bibracte, Jœuvres, Essalois and Montmerlhe. Roman traders may well have been resident in these native centres to oversee the exchanges. There were certainly Italian merchants in Cabillonum as late as 52 BC. These men were charged with ensuring a steady flow of slaves to markets in a bid to meet the Roman estates’ demand for a staggering 15,000 Gaulish slaves every year.

  —  The Celts: were they friends or foes of the Romans?

[vervedoff]

The Celts (AVSI) ~ Barry Cunliffe

[lizbethborden]

I can only go for walks at night despite being 5′3 and wimpy because I listen to my audiobook and make faces the whole time

[blackcrowing]

Blackcrowing's Master Reading List

I have created a dropbox with pdfs I have gathered over the years, I have done my best to only allow access to documents which I found openly available through sites like JSTOR, Archive.org, or other educational resources with papers available for download.

That being said I ALSO recommend (I obviously have not read all of these but they are either in my library or I intend to add them)

📚 Celtic/Irish Pagan Books

The Morrighan: Meeting the Great Queens, Morgan Daimler

Raven Goddess: Going Deeper with the Morríghan, Morgan Daimler

Irish Paganism: Reconstructing Irish Polytheism, Morgan Daimler

Ogam: Weaving Word Wisdom, Erynn Rowan Laurie

Celtic Cosmology and the Otherworld: Myths, Orgins, Sovereignty and Liminality, Sharon Paice MacLeod

Celtic Myth and Religion, Sharon Paice MacLeod

A Guide to Ogam Divination, Marissa Hegarty (I'm leaving this on my list because I want to support independent authors. However, if you have already read Weaving Word Wisdom this book is unlikely to further enhance your understanding of ogam in a divination capacity)

The Book of the Great Queen, Morpheus Ravenna

Litany of The Morrígna, Morpheus Ravenna

Celtic Visions, Caitlín Matthews

Harp, Club & Calderon, Edited by Lora O'Brien and Morpheus Ravenna

Celtic Cosmology: Perspectives from Ireland and Scotland, Edited by Jacqueline Borsje and others

Polytheistic Monasticism: Voices from Pagan Cloisters, Edited by Janet Munin

📚 Celtic/Irish Academic Books

Early Medieval Ireland 400-1200, Dáibhí Ó Cróinín

The Sacred Isle, Dáithi Ó hÓgáin

The Ancient Celts, Berry Cunliffe

The Celtic World, Berry Cunliffe

Irish Kingship and Seccession, Bart Jaski

Early Irish Farming, Fergus Kelly

Studies in Irish Mythology, Grigory Bondarnko

Prehistoric Archaeology of Ireland, John Waddell

Archeology and Celtic Myth, John Waddell

Understanding the Celtic Religion: Revisiting the Past, Edited by Katja Ritari and Alexandria Bergholm

A Guide to Ogam, Damian McManus

Cesar's Druids: an Ancient Priesthood, Miranda Aldhouse Green

Animals in Celtic Life and Myth, Miranda Aldhouse Green

The Gods of the Celts, Miranda Green

The Celtic World, Edited by Miranda J Green

Myth and History in Celtic and Scandinavian Tradition, Edited by Emily Lyle

Ancient Irish Tales, Edited by Tom P Cross and Clark Haris Slover

Cattle Lords and Clansmen, Nerys Patterson

Celtic Heritage, Alwyn and Brinley Rees

Ireland's Immortals, Mark Williams

The Origins of the Irish, J. P. Mallory

In Search of the Irish Dreamtime, J. P. Mallory

The Táin, Thomas Kinsella translation

The Sutton Hoo Sceptre and the Roots of Celtic Kingship Theory, Michael J. Enright

Celtic Warfare, Giola Canestrelli

Pagan Celtic Ireland, Barry Raftery

The Year in Ireland, Kevin Danaher

Irish Customs and Beliefs, Kevin Danaher

Cult of the Sacred Center, Proinsais Mac Cana

Mythical Ireland: New Light on the Ancient Past, Anthony Murphy

Early Medieval Ireland AD 400-1100, Aidan O'Sullivan and others

The Festival of Lughnasa, Máire MacNeill

Curse of Ireland, Cecily Gillgan

📚 Indo-European Books (Mostly Academic and linguistic)

Dictionary of Indo-European Concepts and Society, Emily Benveniste

A Dictionary of Selected Synonyms in the Principle Indo-European Languages, Carl Darling Buck

The Horse, the Wheel and Language, David W. Anthony

Comparative Indo-European Linguistics, Robert S.P. Beekes

In Search of the Indo-Europeans, J.P. Mallory

Indo-European Mythology and Religion, Alexander Jacob

Some of these books had low print runs and therefore can be difficult to find and very expensive... SOME of those books can be found online with the help of friends... 🏴‍☠️

library genesis might be a great place to start... hint hint...

My kofi

[themori-witch]

How did you learn so much about Irish polytheism? I feel like I can barely find any people to follow or resources for it compared to stuff like Hellenic or Norse polytheism. Or it’s lumped in with other Celtic polytheistic paths. Who would you recommend to follow / any books / websites? (Btw I totally understand if you’ve already answered this and choose not to! Tumblr is just being weird and nothing shows up when I search your blog for like any tags!)

Hello!

I've been doing this for over 10 years now, and it's taken me a long time to accumulate the knowledge that I have - which, admittedly isn't hugely extensive as it is.

You'll often find various Celtic polytheistic paths lumped together because, although fundamentally distinct from one another, they share a lot too. There are deities and spirits, creatures and legends and stories that are shared through the mixing of people. It can be frustrating to wade through it all, I know.

Here are some of the resources I’ve used over the years:

LINKS:

Mary Jones Celtic Literature Collective. A Masterpost of Resources for IriPols That is Very Extensive and Helpful. A List of Deities (the drop-down option does state Gaelic, so it’s Irish and Scottish).

BOOKS: 

Celtic Myths and Legends by Peter Berresford-Ellis.

Dictionary of Celtic Mythology by Peter Berresford-Ellis.

Early Irish Myths and Sagas by Jeffrey Gantz.

The Ancient Celts by Barry Cunliffe.

The Old Gods of Ireland: The Facts about Irish Fairies by Patrick Logan.

Ireland’s Immortals: A History of the Gods of Irish Myth by Mark Williams.

Ortha Nan Gaidheal: Carmina Gadelica [in English and Irish] by Alexander Carmichael.

Pagan Portals - Irish Paganism: Reconstructing Irish Polytheism by Morgan Daimler.

If I can find or remember more, I’ll add them to this for you.

[ccohanlon]

from my bookshelf

Pytheas of Massalia was a Greek geographer, explorer and astronomer from the ancient Greek colony of Massalia — modern-day Marseille, France. In the late 4th century BC, he voyaged from there to northwestern Europe, but his detailed account of it, On The Ocean, survives only in fragments, quoted — and disputed — by later authors such as Strabo, Pliny and Diodorus of Sicily. The Extraordinary Voyage Of Pytheas the Greek by the noted British historian of ancient maritime Europe, Barry Cunliffe, attempts to draw out the reality of what was an extraordinary sea journey, from the Western Mediterranean north along the Atlantic coast of Europe to the British Isles, then even further north, to the near-mythic land of Thule. Cunliffe makes a strong case for Pytheas being “the first European explorer”, while identifying the most likely locations of Thule, sought so avidly by 19th and early 20th century adventurers and artists.

James Hamilton-Paterson’s Seven-Tenths: The Sea And Its Thresholds, published in 1992, more than two thousand years after Pytheas’s On The Ocean, is an ambitious, expressive exploration of the vast aqueous wilderness that covers three-quarters of our planet by a writer of remarkable literary accomplishment (he was one of Martin Amis’s professors at Oxford). Plumbing humanity’s complex, multi-faceted relationship with the sea, Hamilton-Paterson writes vivid, meditative passages about, well, everything — fishing, piracy, oceanography, cartography, exploration, ecology, the ritual of a burials at sea, poetry, and even his own experiences living for extended periods on a small island in the Philippines.

Tom Neale’s autobiography, An Island To Oneself: Six Years On A Desert Island, describes an altogether smaller, more solitary world: the island of Anchorage, part of the Suwarrow Atoll in the South Pacific. Born in New Zealand in 1902, Neale spent most of his life in Oceania: after leaving the Royal New Zealand Navy, he worked for decades aboard inter-island trading vessels and in various temporary jobs ashore before his first glimpse of his desert island home. He moved to Anchorage in 1952 and over three different periods, lived in hermitic solitude for 16 years, with rare visits from yachtsmen, island traders, and journalists. Among the last was Noel Barber, a close friend of my late father: he gave my father a copy of Neale’s book, in Rome, shortly after it was published in 1966 (I still have it). Neale was taken off his beloved island in 1977 and died not long after of stomach cancer.

The Starship And The Canoe by Kenneth Brower, published in 1978, is an unlikely dual biography of a father and son that draws intriguing parallels between the ambitious ideas of renowned British theoretical physicist and mathematician Freeman Dyson — who, in the early 1970s explored concepts for interstellar travel, settlements on comets, and nuclear rockets that might propel mankind to the outer reaches of the universe — and his wayward son, George, who lived in a self-built tree house 30 metres up a Douglas fir overlooking the Strait Of Georgia, in British Columbia and devised large canoes based on Aleut baidarkas in which to paddle north to the wild, uninhabited littoral of southern Alaska. Brower’s descriptions of long passages with the younger Dyson in the cold, sometimes fierce tidal waters between Vancouver Island and the Canadian mainland are gripping and I have read them again and again. It is, unarguably, my favourite book.

The late, New Zealand-born doctor and sailor, David Lewis, is not as widely known as he was half a century ago, even by avid readers of sea stories, but from his earliest memoirs in the 1960s — of his participation in the first-ever singlehanded trans-Atlantic race (The Ship That would Not Sail Due West), and of incident-prone voyages to far-flung coasts with his young family (Dreamers of the Day, Daughters of the Wind, and Children Of Three Oceans) — to his practical, first-hand studies of instrument-less ocean navigation among South Pacific islanders, (We, The Navigators and The Voyaging Stars) in the 1970s, Dr. Lewis was not only the late 20th century’s most remarkable and intelligent writer on the sea and small-boat voyaging but also one of its most adventurous. My favourite of his several books: Ice Bird, published in 1972, an account of a gruelling, almost fatal voyage from Sydney, Australia, in an ill-prepared, steel, 32-foot yacht to achieve the first singlehanded circumnavigation of Antarctica.

It’s said that spending time anywhere with Lorenzo Ricciardi, late ex-husband of Italian photographer Mirella Ricciardi, was an adventure. A film-maker and former senior advertising executive, once described by a British writer as “a penniless Neapolitan count”, he gambled at roulette to raise enough money to buy an Arab dhow, which, in the 1970s, with little seafaring experience and plenty of mishaps, he sailed from Dubai to the Arabian Gulf, and from there down the Arabian to coast of Africa, where the dhow was shipwrecked among the Comoros Islands. The Voyage Of The Mir El Ah is Lorenzo’s picaresque account (illustrated by Mirella’s photographs). Astoundingly, several years later, Lorenzo and Mirella Ricciardi completed an even more dangerous, 6,000-kilometre voyage across Equatorial Africa in an open boat — and another book, African Rainbow: Across Africa By Boat.

Italian madmen aside, it used to be that you could rely on surfers for poor impulse control and reckless adventures, on the water and off. Back in the late 1990s, Allan Weisbecker sold his home, loaded his dog and a quiver of surfboards onto a truck, and drove south from the Mexican border into Central America to figure out what had happened to an old surfing buddy — in between checking out a few breaks along the way. In Search Of Captain Zero: A Surfer's Road Trip Beyond The End Of The Road is a memoir of a two-year road-trip that reads like a dope-fuelled fiction but feels more real than William Finnegan’s somewhat high-brow (and more successful) Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life.

Which brings me to Dana and Ginger Lamb. In 1933, these newly-weds would certainly have been looked at askance by most of their middle-American peers when they announced that they weren’t ready yet to settle down and instead built a 16-foot hybrid canoe-sailboat and set of on what would turn out to be a 16,000-mile, three year journey down the Pacific coasts of Mexico, Guatemala, Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica to the Panama Canal. Dana’s 415-page book, Enchanted Vagabonds, published in 1938, was an unexpected New York Times best-seller and today is more exciting to read than the ungainly, yawn-inducing books produced by so many, more commercially-minded, 21st century adventurers.

First published in Sirene, No. 17, Italy, 2023.

[margridarnauds]

You're so right about AI being bland and how everyone should use it instead of imagining what it is and isn't but I cannot touch ChatGPT with a ten foot pole after spending months next to the only man I Literally Cannot Stand at work use it for everything from Listing Pros And Cons Of Living In The City For A Conversation I'm Having In Person Right Now all the way to This Is Basically A Search Engine, Right? I've Never Heard of Cthulu Before, I'll Ask ChatGPT Who Came Up With It And What The Stories He Wrote Are.

Oh yeah, absolutely!

Like, my take on ChatGPT is just...it isn't glamorous, one way or another. But the people who borderline worship it are extremely annoying specifically *because* it isn't glamorous. I can at least get the fear-mongering more, especially since we DO have this phenomenon where something doesn't have to be *good*, it just needs to be *convincing* for people to use it over human beings. (See: Google translate.) I know that people are absolutely using it to, say, write books and stuff. (I think that a lot of the concerns re: fanfic don't...hold up as much as people think, like this so called wave of people plugging in hundreds of fanfics, just because anyone who's used ChatGPT knows there's a character limit. It could be they're using another one, but I think that a lot of people just enjoy stoking fandom's anxieties over this sort of thing.)

Basically my approach isn't "use ChatGPT religiously" or even "like ChatGPT"; it's more..."realistically understand what it is and isn't so you can frame your criticisms correctly instead of relying on a bunch of Tumblr posts by people who have ALSO never used it."

Tl;dr: You're valid. AI bros still annoying.

And now for my Hall of Fame (using things from the last...month or so instead of farther back because it HAS gotten slightly better):

Top female Celticists:

(1) Miranda Aldhouse-Green: Female Celticist, definitely doesn't deserve to be at the top given that she isn't...really...widely respected...in the field. Like, I'm not going to say more because we're talking about currently living scholars, but...there are others who deserve top prize.

(2) Dáithí Ó gÓgáin - Famously not a female Celticist.

(3) Barry Cunliffe, decidedly not a female Celticist.

(4) Anne Ross, see Aldhouse-Green. (Also...that book....is not highly regarded in the field.)

(5) Máire Herbert - FINALLY a female Celticist who's also widely respected and whose work holds up strongly. I sure hope that this isn't the only time this hap-oh, wait.

(6) Proinsias Mac Cana - Not a female Celticist.

RIP to Nerys Patterson, Robin Chapman-Stacey, Catherine McKenna, Charlene Eska, Rachel Bromwich, Cecile O'Rahilly, Elizabeth Gray, Maud Joynt, Natasha Sumner, Elizabeth Boyle, Ranke de Vries, Katherine Simms, etc. etc. etc. Barry Cunliffe is a more important female Celticist than them.

Philippe Égalité voting for the execution of Marie Antoinette...which is amazing when you consider that he was imprisoned at the time and awaiting his own execution, only a few weeks after Antoinette's. (He was a busy man.) Clearly ChatGPT liked the musical.

Ruairí Ó hUiginn is a wonderful scholar, but I think he's a little too busy working at DIAS to be the head of the Department of Old Irish...in Cork...where he has never lectured. And I feel like current head of the department of Old Irish, John Carey, might have a few things to say about that.

When I asked it to write a sequel to Romeo and Juliet and it gave me a baby who defies the laws of...basic...biology.

Basically the moral of the story from these shouldn't JUST be "ChatGPT is flawed" but more "It CAN actually be useful for coming up with ideas, the same as a random name generator, and it's very fun to torment with false information, but just like a random name generator, don't put more stock in it than it's worth."

[harlots-n-history]

i am very pleased to inform yall that the scythians (the ones with the trans priestesses) had gay marriage too

This is based on information in The Scythians: Nomad Warriors of the Steppes by Barry Cunliffe (pp. 222-223), and I'm using Wikipedia's current definition of marriage as a "culturally recognized union between two people".

Cunliffe describes blood brothership as a "...sacred and unbreakable bond between two warriors". Cunliffe alsp describes a ritual in which two men mixed their blood with wine, saying "formulaic incantations" over the brew before dipping their weapons into it and then drinking it. A gold plaque found in the Kul-Olba kurgan (pictured above) depicts two warriors drinking at the end of the blood brotherhood ritual. The men sit nose to nose, drinking at the same time from a single drinking horn. It's not clear who precisely Cunliffe is citing when he discusses the ritual - but generally the information in this book that does not come directly from archaeological finds comes from Herodotus's Histories and On Airs, Waters, and Places, attributed to Hippocrates.

[wuxiaphoenix]

Book Review: Everyday Life in Joseon-Era Korea

Everyday Life in Joseon-Era Korea: Economy and Society, edited by Michael D. Shin. I would rate this collection of essays by the Organization of Korean Historians as a solid 4.5 of 5 stars. With the caveat that if you’re not interested in this specific time period, this may not have anything of note for you. On the other hand, if you’re intrigued at the idea of seeing the entire schedule of a premodern agricultural year laid out, or takes on salt-making, trade guilds, and tax evasion, this will have interesting nuggets of info even if you couldn’t care less about Joseon or fantasy/historical dramas set there.

I specifically recc’ the salt chapter if you’ve read up on how salt was made in premodern Europe, China, or Japan. The Korean method has some intriguing differences. You’ve heard of sowing the ground with salt to destroy enemy territory? Korean salt-making also involves plowing ground to get salt. After you’ve concentrated some brine and then spread it over the low ground by the sea to dry some more....

Which is to say that this book has details. Lots of details, by people doing their best to do a deep dive into a place, time, or subject and give you an idea what was happening and why. These are my favorite kinds of nonfiction books. See Barry Cunliffe’s On the Ocean, or Rattlesnake: Portrait of a Predator by Manny Rubio. Books that give me enough information, enough details, that I can picture the place, process, or creatures - especially books that point toward sources to learn even more - are very good books.

Also books that show that, no matter the time, place, or culture, humans are gonna human. Yangban can avoid military conscription? I’m going to make sure someone in the family passes the official exams - and failing that, I’m going to fake me a genealogy. Translators are the only people who get to trade with China and Japan? Gee, what job am I going to try to get into? Ban drinking liquor? It’s medicinal, see all the herbs?

(This last did not always work. King Sejong refused even those when he needed medicine, because there was a ban. They ended up treating him with saltwater instead. No details on the effect.)

If you like the costumes and splendor of Korean historical dramas, this book gives you some idea of what was going behind the scenes, and what you could use to build on to make a story in this setting as plausible as possible. No folklore, no magic - those you’ll need to look up other places. But if you want to know, for example, where a character banished into exile would go, and how, and how injured they’d be before they even start the journey (exile was a legal punishment that involved a severe beating first), this book will give you solid ground to stand on.

All in all, if you loved Iljimae or The Scholar Who Walks the Night, and you want to know more - check it out. It’s not cheap, but if you’ve got a library with good interlibrary loan programs, look for it!

[lurkiestvoid]

I fucking love Libby so much. ADHD makes it hard to make Going To The Library a regular routine (hard to remember to return books on time, hard to remember to just Go and Browse), and poverty makes it impossible to collect and read everything I want.

anyways thanks to Libby and my local library card plus a Queer Liberation Library card I've been able to read 79 books since August 2023 and still going strong, AND my "to read" tag STILL has nearly 400 titles in it.

So this post will be a running list of the books I read from Aug23-Aug24:

"Mort," Terry Pratchett

"The Fifth Season," N.K. Jemison

"Celtic Gods and Heroes," Marie-Louise Sjoestedt

"A Very Brief Introduction: The Celts," Barry Cunliff

"Princess Princess Ever After," K. O'Niell

"Gentleman Jack," Angela Steidele

"Hatchet," Gary Paulson

"Equal Rites," Terry Pratchett

"The Religion of the Ancient Celts," J. A. MacCulloch

"The Light Fantastic," Terry Pratchett

"The Giver," Lois Lowry

"The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes," Suzanne Collins

"The Sandman (Vol 2)," Neil Gaiman

"Fourth Wing," Rebecca Yaros

"The Color of Magic," Terry Pratchett

"The Sandman (Vol 1)," Neil Gaiman

"American Gods," Neil Gaiman

"The Song of Achilles," Madeline Miller

"The Handmaid's Tale," Margaret Atwood

"Good Omens," Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

"Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal Edition," Naoko Takeuchi (1-10)

"The Invasion," K. A. Applegate

"Dragon Ball," Akira Toriyama (1&2)

"Dragon Ball Z," Akira Toriyama (1&2)

"The Eight," Katherine Neville

"Behemoth," Scott Westerfield

"Warriors: Dawn of the Clans," Erin Hunter (1-6)

"Warriors: Omen of the Stars," Erin Hunter (1-6)

"Warriors: Power of Three," Erin Hunter (1-6)

"Warriors," Erin Hunter (1-6)

"Leviathan," Scott Westerfield

"The Turn," Kim Harrison (series reread, 0-17)

[quotesfrommyreading]

So, from Hengistbury Head on the Dorset coast to Marseille on the banks of the Mediterranean, over the course of six decades from the end of the second century BC, the Romans and Celts established a trading relationship that brought both sides prosperity. Unfortunately, that relationship was highly vulnerable. In the face of two destabilising forces that exerted themselves upon western Europe in the first century BC, it was destined to turn spectacularly sour.

The first factor was population pressure. This had built up in the north-east when Germans from across the Rhine began to raid south, and the Helvetii tribe, living in what is now Switzerland, migrated en masse to the west. The prospect of Germans occupying the Alps was a cause of concern to the Roman elite, not least because migrating German tribes had menaced Rome 40 years earlier. These concerns were to play into the hands of the second destabilising force, Julius Caesar.

  —  The Celts: were they friends or foes of the Romans?

[schorschidk]

Barry Cunliffe - Fishbourne: Rom in Britannien. Neue Entdeckungen der Archäologie. Gebraucht.

[lizbethborden]

So remember that podcast on ancient Greece I was complaining about? Figured out the fundamental difference between the host and myself when he praised a "brilliant" book as the source for some of his info..................... It was fucking 1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed. Dude, Eric Cline owes me fucking money for that fucking book. That thing had the depth and texture of a mini marshmallow. It was this fucking big 🤏 You're going to tell me you can write a book about the disruption, in many cases destruction, of multiple major Bronze Age cultures around the Mediterranean, North Africa, and Middle East and you can squeeze it out in 250 pages? Pardon moi? I'll take being brutally clobbered by Chris Wickham or Barry Cunliffe or John Romer or ANYBODY writing for a not-strictly-academic audience over this. Stop cheaping out! Wtf!

[blackcrowing]

Hi friend! I've been an eclectic witch for a while, but recently i've been really called to celtic reconstructionism. I ran into your wonderful blog and have been so inspired by every minute of it! I was wondering if you had any book/resource recommendations for beginners? Sorry if that's something you already have posted 😅 let me know!!

Thank you!! 🥹

*cracks knuckles* OK!

📚 Irish Paganism: Reconstructing Irish Paganism by Morgan Daimler (I disagree with her personally on a few points, but they are fairly minor and this is an excellent introductory resource)

📚Celtic Heritage by Alwyn and Brinley Rees (this is considered a basic introductory book for tropes, cosmology, etc. Think of it as a 'classic' in the field)

📚Celtic Cosmology and the Otherworld: Mythic Orgins, Sovereignty and Liminality by Sharon Paice MacLeod (This hits on the same type of topics as Celtic Heritage, but I prefer it because its a much newer look so it has up to date information)

📚The Ancient Celts by Barry Cunliffe (this is a little drier and isn't specific to paganism but is an excellent historical/archeological overview of the Celts as a whole which I feel like gives a lot of context)

If you're looking for something more specific (a certain deity or specific geographical influence) just shoot me another message and I'll see what I have!

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Izgled Izglezda Izglezdasia Izgraden Izgradeni Izgradenite Izgrazdaneto Izgrazdat Iziskva Iziskvaneto Iziskvania Iziskvasa Izklusitelno Izkop Izkopavat Izkopi Izkustvena Izkustveni Izkustveno Izlaga Izlivane Izlizasite Izlizat Izmestat Izmesteni Izmezdu Iznenadvaso Izobrazen Izobrazenia Izobrazenie Izobretenia Izobretenie Izolda Izp Izpadat Izpolzva Izpolzvan Izpolzvana Izpolzvanata Izpolzvane Izpolzvaneto Izpolzvani Izpolzvas Izpolzvasi Izpolzvat Izraz Izrazava Izrazena Izrazhodva Izrazhodval Izsalo Izsezva Izsezvat Izsipva Izsipvaneto Izsledvania Iztok Iztoka Iztosen Iztosna Iztosnata Iztosnik Iztosnisi Iztosnite Iztosno Izv Izvesten Izvestni Izvestniat Izvivka Izvlisaneto Izvori J James Japanese Jean John Johnson Joseph Journal K Ka Kak Kakto Kakvito Kakvo Kaliakra Kalkira Kam Kambanariite Kamenari Kamenen Kamenna Kamenni Kamennite Kamenodelsi Kamenodelstvo Kamenolomni Kampaniata Kanada Karak Karaula Karfili Karkason Karl Karnarv Karti Karusi Kasestva Kasi Kastra Katedrali Katedralite Kategoria Kato Kavaleriata Kazano Kazarma Kazarmata Kegan Kenilu Kenyon Kerak Keramisni Kilogramovi King Kirpisena Kitai Kladenes Klasiseskite Kletva Klonat Klounes Klus Klusalka Klusovi Knazestvo Koato Koda Kodeks Koeto Kogato Koito Kolhida Kolisestva Kolkoto Kolonisti Kom Kompleks Kompromisi Kon Kone Konemann Konflikti Konfliktite Konkretni Konsentrira Konsentrirasi Konsentrisen Konsentrisna Konsentrisnata Konsentrisni Konsentrisnite Konstantinopol Konstruiraneto Konstruksia Konstruksiata Konstruksii Kontakt Kontinent Kontinentalna Kontrol Kontrolira Kontroliraso Kontrolirat Kontrolredaktirane Konusnite Kopaat Kopertino Kopirat Koreni Korenno Koritoto Kosi Kovasi Kove Kovodi Kovodstvoto Kovseznik Kr Kraa Kraen Krai Kraibreznite Kraina Kraino Krak Kral Krala Krale Kralisa Kralski Kralskite Kralstvo Krasivite Kraus Kreit Krepost Kreposten Kreposti Krepostite Krepostna Krepostnata Krepostni Krepostnite Krepostta Krieitiv Kriterii Krivolineina Kuhnite Kuka Kula

Kulata Kuli Kulite Kuls Kurs Kurtoazna Kurtoaznata Kusi Kvadraten Kvadratna Kvadratni Kvat L La Lalis Land Landsaft Landscape Landscapes Las Latinskata Latinski Lbi Lbisa Lccn Legendata Legendi Legendite Leicester Leit Leksikon Len Lenno Lesen Lesno Lesnoto Letas Lg Lga Lgaria Lgarski Lgi Lgia Lgo Lgokrakia Li Liddiard Life Linia Linii Link Lipsata Lira Lisenza Liseto Lisna Lisni Literatura Lm Lmove Lmovite Ln Lnat Lnenia Lnenie Lni Lnite Lnitelna Lnitelni Lnitelnite Lno Lnoletie Loalnost Lodki London Long Lord Lorda Lordove Lov Love Lsaid Ltd Lubov Lubovta Ludvig Luis Luks Luzeski Lzaso Lzat Lzava Lzavame Lzavat Lzenia Lzenie Lzenieto Lzi Lzinata Lzitelen Lzitelna Lzitelnata Lzitelno M Macclesfield Machine Madzarite Main Maistori Makar Maksimalno Mal Malbork Malka Malki Malkia Malkite Malko Malkoto Mandalo Mangonel Mansio Marc Margat Marienburg Martin Masa Masab Masikula Masikuli Masikulite Masina Masini Masite Masivniat Masto Mastoto Material Materiali Mcneill Meandri Mediawiki Medieval Medievistite Mehmed Meid Meksiko Melnisi Menu Meri Mesesi Mesqui Mesta Mestata Mesten Mestnata Mestni Mestnia Mestnite Mestnost Mestnosti Mestnostta Mestnoto Mestonahozdenieto Metal Metalni Metatelni Metod Metra Metrovia Mezdu Michael Middle Miklosis Minaloto Minavas Mirni Mirno Mit Mladezite Mn Mnenia Mneniata Mnenie Mni Mnimi Mnisa Mnogo Mnogobroinata Mnogoto Mnozestvo Moat Mobilen Modata Moderen Modern Moderni Mog

Mogat Mogila Mogilata Mogili Mogli Moldavia Monarh Monarha Monarsi Monreal Montgomery Morris Morskia Mortrieri Mos Mosen Mosna Mosni Mosnite Most Mosta Mot Mota Motte Moze Mozete Mrasni Mrezata Mu Museo Musulmanite Musulmanskata Märchenkönig N Na Nablegne Nablizo Nabludava Nacional Nad Nadminavat Nadmosie Nadpis Naemnisi Nai Nak Nakazanie Nakoa Nakoi Nakolko Nalaga Nalozi Nama Namalat Namalava Namalavaneto Namalavat Namalila Namat Namira Namiraneto Namirasi Namirat Nanasaiki Nanovo Naokolo Nap Napadateli Napadenie Napadne Napodobavasi Napravena Napraveni Napresnite Napresno Naprimer Napusne Nar Narastva Naresen Naresena Narezda Narisan Narisat Narusavane Nas Nasalo Nasaloto Naseleni Naselenite Naseleno Naselo Nasestvenisi Nasestvenisite Nasestviata Nasestvie Nasin Nasip Nasipi Nasite Naslednik Naslednisi Nasoka Nast Nat Natat Natrupvaneto Nausavat Nausen Nausnite Nav Navezdat Navliza Navodnava Navodnavane Navsak Naznasava Naznasavane Nbrasni Nd Ndl Ne Nea Nego Negov Negova Negovata Negovi Negovia Negoviat Negovo Nein Neiniat Neinite Neizdr Nekvalifisirani Nemskata Nemski Nemskoto Neobhodimo Neotlezala Neposredstveno Nepraktisna Nepraktisni Nepravilna Nepravilno Nepredvidimi Neprek Neprevzemaem Nepriatni Neprist Ner Neravnosti Nesigurni Neso Nesposobni Netosni Neudobni Neudobnia Neukrepeni Nevinagi New Nezamenimi Nezelani Neznasitelno Ni Nia Niderlandia Nik Nikak Nikakva Nikakvi Nikoga Niski Niskite Nissite Nite Nito Niva Nivo Nivoto Nkc Nki Nli No Noemvri Noisvansain Normandia Normandskata Normanite Normanskite Normanskoto Normativen Norris North Noseiki Noseni Nosi Noto Nova Novata Novi Novia Novite Novopostroeniat Novopostroenite Novosti Novov Ns Nsen Nsnata Nsni Nsnia Nsniat Nuzda Nuzdae Nuzdaehme Nuzdaem Nuzdi Nuzni Nuznite Nuzno O Ob Obase Obasnava Obasnenia Obasneno Obedinenoto Obekt Obekta Obekti Obezludava Obgradeni Obgrazdasata Obiknovenite Obiknoveno Obis Obisaino Obitateli Obitavane Obkr Oblastta Oboznasava Oboznasavane Obrabotvaema Obrabotvasi Obratno Obrazsi Obrazuva Obrazuvala Obrazuvat Obsa Obsada Obsadi Obsadite Obsadna Obsadni Obsadnoto Obsazda Obsazdasata Obsazdasite Obseg Obsestva Obsestvena Obsestveni Obsestvo Obsestvoto Obsim Obsirni Obsnostta Obsomedia Obstrel Obstrela Obstrelvane Obstrelvat Obuslava Obv Of Ofanzivna Ofisi Ofisialna

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Podobno Podobravat Podobril Podobrite Podovete Podpalat Podpori Podporite Podrazava Podrobno Podrobnosti Podronvaneto Podsertavani Podsertavasi Podsigurat Podsiguravane Podsigurena Podsileno Podsinenite Podvizen Podviznata Podviznost Podzemen Podzemni Podzemno Poema Poeme Pogl Pogresno Pohod Pohodi Pokaze Pokaznost Pokaznostta Pokazva Pokazvane Pokazvas Pokazvasa Pokazvat Pokoite Pokrit Pokrita Pokritie Pokriva Pokrivni Pokupkata Polagat Political Polovina Polozenie Polsa Polski Polukr Polumeses Polusava Polusavat Polusi Polza Polzite Polzvane Pomesenia Pomislat Pomos Pompozna Ponakoga Ponasa Pone Poneze Popov Poradi Porta Portal Portata Porti Portite Poseten Poseti Posetitelite Posle Posledna Poslednata Poslednite Poslednoto Posledvaloto Posluzi Pososvat Postava Postavane Postavaneto Postavat Postavilo Postepenno Posti Postoanna Postoanni Postroava Postroavane Postroavaneto Postroavat Postroen Postroena Postroeni Postroeniat Postroi Postroika Postroikata Postroiki Postroili Pot Potok Pounds Pov Povdigane Povedenie Poveritelnost Povese Poveseto Povliavat Power Powered Pozar Pozari Pozertvan Pozisiata Pozisii Poznat Poznata Poznati Poznavali Pozorno Pozvolava Pozvolavasa Pozvolavasi Pozvolavaso Pozvolavat Pozvolenia Pozvolenie Pozvolenieto Pozvoli Pr Praka Prava Pravat Pravo Pravos Pravoto Prazen Prebivava Prebivavane Pred Preden Predi Predimno Predimstvoto Predisno Predistoria Predlagat Predmeti Prednata Prednaznaseni Prednaznasenie Prednaznasenieto Prednia Predostavat Predotvratava Predotvratavane Predotvrati Predpazva Predpazvat Predpolagalo Predpolozenie Predpositani Predpositat Predsestvenisi Predstava Predstavata Predstaveno Predstaviteli Predstavitelna Predstavlava Predstavlavat Preduprezdenie Pregled Pregledaite Pregrada Pregradi Prehistoric Prehranata Preimusestvata Preimusestvo Preimusestvoto Preizgrazdaneto Prekaleno Prekarvaneto Preki Prekonstruiraneto Prelubodees Premahvaneto Premestvane Premestvat Preminat Preminavaneto Prenebregnat Preneseni Preobrazuvane Preodolavane Preodoleni Prepatstvia Prepitavat Prepratki Prerastva Presat Presmetnato Press Presses Prestiz Prestiza Prestizni Prestoa Prestoi Prestroenoto Preustanovi Preuveliseno Prevod Prevodnata Prevr Prevzemat Prevzet Prevzetite Prez Pri Pribaltiiskite Pribava Priblizava Priblizavaneto Priblizi Priblizitelno Pridobiva Pridobivat Pridvizi Pridvizvaneto Pridvizvasi Pridvizvat Priemat Priemi Prieto Prigodavat Prigoden Prigodeni

Prigotvaneto Prihod Priizdasite Prikaznia Prikazniat Prikrivasi Prilisas Prilisat Prilozeni Prilozenia Primer Primeri Primerite Primitivni Prinsip Prinsove Prinuzdavani Pripisvat Priroda Prirodni Prirodnite Pris Priselat Priselvane Prisina Prisini Prisposoblenia Pristiganeto Pritezanie Pritezatela Pritezatelite Pritezava Pritezavanite Pritezavat Private Privatizasia Privlisat Prizemnia Priznanie Proava Probie Probiv Probivane Probudat Prod Prodovolstvia Produksiata Proekta Proekti Proektirani Proektirat Programa Prohod Prohoda Prohodi Prohodite Proizhod Proiztisa Prokopavane Proletta Promana Promanata Promena Promeni Pros Prostira Prostiras Prosto Prostorni Prostranstva Prostranstvo Prostranstvoto Prosuvstvena Protiv Protiva Protiven Protivnikovi Protivoresasi Prousvane Provans Provinsialni Provinsialnia Provinsialnite Provinsiata Prozorsi Prozorsite Prug Pruga Prugata Publications Publishing Puski Pvaneto Qal R Rabota Rabotat Rabotesa Rabotesi Raboti Rabotilnisi Rabotilnisite Rabotnisi Rabotnisite Radko Radvat Raglan Raizing Ranni Rannia Ranniat Rannite Rannoto Rano Ravniat Razbiraneto Razbivat Razdelena Razdeleni Razgleda Razgranisenie Razhodite Razkazvani Razlika Razlisavat Razlisen Razlisna Razlisni Razlisno Razmer Razmeri Raznoobrazni Razpada Razpadaneto Razpolagat Razpolozeni Razpolozenie Razprostranavane Razprostranavat Razprostranena Razprostraneni Razprostranenieto Razprostraneno Razraboteni Razrabotsisi Razrazili Razresenie Razrusava Razrusavaneto Razruseni Razs Razsiravat Razsistvane Razsitaiki Razsitat Razstoanieto Raztopeno Razviat Razvit Razvita Razviti Razvitie Razviva Razvivat Rb Rba Rdavasi Rde Rdeniata Rdi Rdina Reaksia Redaksiite Redaktirane Redaktirate Redaktor Redisa Reference Reginald Regiona Regionalni Regions Reka Rekite Rekonstruksia Relefa Remonti Renaissance Renesans Renesansovi René Republiki Resava Rese Resenie Resenieto Resetka Resetki Resni Resnik Resurs Resursi Resursite Revelations Rezidensia

Rezidensiata Rezidensii Rezultat Rezultira Rgovia Rgovski Rha Rhnostta Rhovete Rhu Riba Rimlanite Rimska Rimskata Rimski Rimskite Risara Risarat Risari Risarite Risarski Risarstvo Risarstvoto Rise Riskuva Risunka Rkva Rkvata Rkvite Rlane Rlaneto Rlat Rnat Rnbul Rni Robert Rodeni Rola Rolata Romanskia Romantiseskoto Romantisnite Romantisnoto Romantizma Routledge Rov Rova Rovove Rovovete Row Rs Rsal Rsaska Rsat Rsava Rsena Rsene Rseto Rsi Rt Ruini Rum Ruski Rva Rvata Rvena Rvenata Rveni Rveniat Rvenite Rvenoto Rvesen Rvesina Rvia Rvite Rvo Rvodelsi Rvonasalno Rvoto Rza Rzan Rzane Rzaneto Rzani Rzanie Rzanieto Rzat Rzavi Rzavni Rzavnost Rzim Rzo Rzva Rzvat S Sa Sab Sablon Safad Safadin Sak Saksonski Sala Saladin Salah Salata Sam Sama Sambelan Samia Samiat Samite Samo Samostoatelni Samostoatelno Sapultepekskia Sarasinite Sarasinskite Sarls Sarlz Saso Sast Sasti Sastisno Sastni Sastnite Sat Sata Sato Sblizavaneto Sbornik Schultz Se Sebe Sedmisa Sedmisi Sedstvo Segovia Seh Seint Sekat Sel Sela Selani Seli Selia Selisa Selisata Seliseto Selite Selse Selta Semeistva Semeistvo Sen Sena Senata Sent Sentralizirana Sentraliziranata Sentralna Sentralnata Sentralni Sentrove Senvil Seriozen Seriozno Sertezi Seskata Seski Sesto Sestveno Sestvo Sestvuva Sestvuvasi Sestvuvat Setete Seti Setiri Sevalie Sever Severna Severnogermanska Sexuality Sgrada Sgradata Sgradi Sgradite Shaped Shema Shire Short Shvasane Si Sia Siato Siege Sigurno Sigurnost Sii Siion Siito Sila Silata Sili Silindrisen Silindrisni Silno Simon Simvol Simvoli Simvolisna Simvolisno Simvoliz Sinon Sinovete Siria Siriiski Sirok Siroko Sisart Sisloto Sist Sistema Sisterna Sitadeli Site Sitiranata Sk Skandinavia Skele Skeleta Skeleto Skite Sklad Skladiranite Skladovite Sklusva Skoro Skorostno Skrivalise Slabata Slabi Sladil Sladka Slapo Slavanski Sled Slednite Sledvat Slivat Sloeve Slozen Sloznostta Slugi Slusaat Slusai Slusva Slusvasoto Sluzat Sluzba Slōz Sm Smail Smata Smatat Smeil Smes Smesisa Smetka Sna Snabdavaneto Snabdavat Snarada Snarazenie Snata Sni Snite Sno Snost So Sobstvenik Sobstvenisi Sobstvenost Sobstvenostta Social Society Sofia Som Soroca Sosialen Sosialna Sosialni Sosialnia Sosialno Sotlandia Soto Sovek Soveski Spain Spanish Spedaliere Speseli Spesialno Spestat Spis Spodelane Spodelenoto Spomaga Spomenava Spomenavane Spomenavat Spored Sposobna Sposobni Sposobnost Sposobnostta Spramo Spravat Spre Sraknete Sravnavat Sravnenie Sred Sredata Sredisa Sredise Srednite Sredno

Srednovekovieto Srednovekovna Srednovekovnata Srednovekovni Srednovekovnia Srednovekovniat Srednovekovnite Srednovekovno Srednovekovnoto Sredstva Sresa Sresan Sresanata Sresani Sresanite Sresano Sresat Sresu Srez Srodni Srutva Ssitali Ssitat St Stai Standarti Staniata Star Staria Stariat Starite Statia Statiata Statii Statisen Statistika Statut Stava Stavat Staveno Staviteli Stavni Sten Stena Stenata Steni Stenite Stepen Stephen Stephens Stigne Stil Stila Stilovete Stiv Sto Stoan Stoanie Stoat Stoi Stoikata Stoiki Stoikite Stoinost Stonosen Stonosnite Stonossite Storat Str Strana Stranata Strani Stranisa Stranisata Stranisen Stranisna Stranisno Strategiseski Strela Strelasia Strelat Strelsi Strelsite Stremi Stroat Stroen Stroena Stroene Stroeneto Stroeni Stroez Stroeza Stroezi Stroi Stroitelat Stroitelen Stroiteli Stroitelite Stroitelnia Stroitelniat Stroud Structural Struva Struvat Stta Studeni Stvasite Stvie Stvieto Sudite Sudnata Suh Sultan Sumi Surm Surma Surmuva Surmuvane Surmuvat Sutton Suveren Suvstvitelno Suvstvo Suzdata Sv Sveisaria Sveisarskia Svesenata Svetite Svoa Svoata Svobodna Svobodnata Svobodno Svoeto Svoite Symbolism Syria T Ta Tah Tahna Tahnata Tahnoto Taina Tak Taka Takava Takiva Taligi Tam Tamplierite Tarani Tasno Tasnoto Tat Tazi Te Teb Tehniki Tehnikite Tehnite Tehnologia Tehnologii Tejada Tekst Tekstove Tempus Tendensia Tendensiata Teritoria Teritoriata Teritorii Teritoriite Termin Termina Terminologiata Tesen Tesenie Tesni Tesnite Tetrapirgii Tevtonskia Tezata Tezi Tezki Thames That The Thompson Ti Tiho Timber Tipa Tipisen Tipisna Tipisnata Tipisni Tipisnite Tipisno Tisa Tisata To Toest Togava Togavasnite Toi Tolkova Tom Toma Topovnite Toska Tova Tower Tozi Traat Trabva Trabvalo Trace Tradisionno Traektoria Trakia Transportirani Tre Trebuset Trebuseta Trebusetite Trenirani Tresni Tresniat Tresno Tresnostta Tresnoto Tretia Tri Tripoli Tristan Trudni Trudno Tuhlen Tuhlena Tuhlenata Tuhlenite Tuhli Tuk Tunel Tuneli Turnbull Turniri Turris Tv U Uazvimi Ubezise Ud Udar Udara Uels Ugasavaneto Ugodno Ugoiztosnia Uikidanni Uikipedia Uikiresnik Uilam Uindzorski Uindzorskiat Ukrasena Ukrepava Ukrepavania Ukrepen Ukrepena Ukrepeni Ukrepenite Ukrepeno Ukrepenoto Ukrepitelni Ukreplenia Ukrepleniata Ukreplenie Ukreplenieto Ukrepva Ukrepvane Ulusat Umenia Umirotvoravane Umis Umisleno Unasledava Unasledavat Unesko Uni Unikalen Unikalno Universalen Universitaires University Uorik Upad Upotreba Upovava Upravlava Upravlenie Upravlenieto Upraznavat Us Usastnisite Usastval Usastva Usenite Usilia Usilie Usilvane Uslovia Usloznava Usloznen Usloznena Usloznenata Uslozneni Uspavat Uspeat Uspesnite Uspesno Uspevaemostta Ustoat Ustroistva Utosnavane Uutni Uvelisava Uvelisavane Uvelisena Uvelisi Uvreden Uzakonavasi Uznata Uznisite Uzno V Val Valove Valuta Varira Varirat Vasala Vasalen Vasali Vasalna Vasalnata Vat Vazen Vazna Vazni Vaznite Vazno Vd Vdiga Vedenia Vednaga Vek Veka Vekove Veliki Velikoto Velisestvena Veroatna Veroatno Versia Vertikalna Vertikalni Vese Veseli Vhod Vhoda Vhodove Vi Vid Vida Vidat Vidi Vidimostta Vidite Vidove Viii Vikingite Viktorianska Vinagi Visaso Visok Visoka Visokata Visoki Visoko

Visokoto Visosina Visosinata Vissa Vizalka Vizantiiskata Vizantiiskite Vizdane Vizdaneto Vizte Vklusena Vklusva Vklusvat Vkus Vl Vladenie Vladetel Vladetela Vladetelat Vlast Vlastelin Vlastelina Vlastta Vlastvat Vliaat Vlianie Vlianieto Vlizane Vlizasite Vlubenite Vmesto Vnezapna Vnezapni Vnezapno Vnimatelno Vnusitelni Voda Vodat Vodata Vodena Vodeno Vodesi Vodi Vodnite Voenen Voenna Voennata Voenni Voenniat Voennite Voenno Voina Voinata Voiski Vouvaneto Vpesatlavat Vposledstvie Vr Vrag Vraga Vragovete Vraso Vratiski Vrazeskata Vrazeski Vrazeskite Vreme Vremena Vremennata Vremenni Vremennite Vremeto Vs Vsaka Vsakakvi Vsako Vse Vseizvesten Vseki Vsem Vsiski Vsisko Vst Vto Vtorata Vtoria Vurtemberg Vzima Vzora W Wales War Ward Warfare Warwick Wayback Welsh White Wikimedia Windgather Woodbridge World X Xi Xii Xiii Xiv Xix Xv Xvi Xvii Xviii Xx Xxi Xxii Xxiii Y York Z Za Zabavi Zabelazva Zabeli Zabranava Zad Zadnata Zaedno Zaet Zagradeni Zagubi Zaimov Zaklusenia Zaklusi Zala Zalez Zali Zam Zamana Zamek Zamenani Zamenen Zameneni Zamerat Zamestnisi Zaminal Zamira Zamki Zamkove Zamok Zanimanie Zaobikalasia Zaobleni Zapada Zapadat Zapadna Zapadnata Zapadnoevropeiskite Zapalitelnata Zapazen Zapazeni Zapazenite Zapazva Zapazvat Zaplaha Zaplahi Zaplasane Zaposne Zaposva Zaposvaiki Zaposvane Zaposvat Zaradi Zarazdat Zasilenata Zasita Zasitat Zasitata Zasitavanoto Zasitavat Zasiten Zasiteni Zasiti Zasitna Zasitnata Zasitni Zasitnisite Zasitnite Zasoto Zaspivaneto Zatrudnat Zatrudni Zatv Zatvarasi Zatvor Zatvoreno Zatvorenoto Zavasi Zavisimite

Zavladavaneto Zavoa Zavoevanie Zavoevatela Zavoevatelat Zavouvane Zavr Zavzema Zavzemat Zàm Zd Zdadena Zdadeni Zdadeno Zdania Zdaniata Zdanie Zdanieto Zdava Zdavane Zdavaneto Zdavat Zdravata Zdravi Zdravinata Zdravite Zelanieto Zelaznata Zelazno Zema Zemedelska Zemi Zemite Zemlanki Zemlankite Zemna Zena Zenata Zenen Zenia Zenie Zenite Zeno Zhod Zia Ziata Zibilan Zidari Zieto Zilisa Zilise Zilisnite Zilisno Ziteli Zitelite Ziveat Zivot Zka Zkata Zki Zlivi Zmozno Zmoznost Zmoznosti Zmoznostta Znak Znasenie Znasenieto Znasim Znasimi Znasimo Znasimost Znasitelno Zobnovava Zorz Zpirasi Zpolzvat Zrazdane Zrodeniat Zvat Zvezdoobraznite Zvuk Zámek Zámok

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yk I was looking up this history book on GR and

[transcript: “History as it should be written.”—Barry Cunliffe, Guardian /end transcript]

oh no the GRRM "fantasy/scifi as it ought to be written" is spreading