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BOLLIN6EN SERIES
FALL
1963
HINDU POLYTHEISM
By ALAIN DANIELOU. The Vedic gods, the great Brahma·Vishnu·Shiva
Trinity, the Goddess Shakti, and the secondary deities in the enormous
Hindu pantheon are Interpreted as their worshipers envisaged them. 33
halftone plates, with text figures.
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November $8.50
Jewish Symbols in the Greco-Roman Period, Volumes 9-11
SYMBOLISM IN THE DURA SYNAGOGUE
By ERWIN R. GOODENOUGH. An examination of the wall paintings dis·
covered in the third-century synagogue in eastern Syria. 354 illustrations
in monochrome collotype, 21 in four-color offset.
November $25.00
HUGO VON HOFMANNSTHAL:
SELECTED PLAYS AND L1BRETII
Edited and introduced by MICHAEL HAMBURGER. Six works, ranging
from "Der Rosenkavalier" to the profound and momentous play "The
Tower," demonstrate Hofmannsthal's dramatic versatility.
The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Vdlume 14
MYSTERIUM CONIUNCTIONIS
An Inquiry into the Separation and Synthesis
of Psychic Opposites in Alchemy
October $7.50
Translated by R. F. C•.Hult In his longest and last scientific work, Jung
brilliantly demonstrates that the alchemists were symbolically working
out problems deeply rooted in the unconscicius. Ten plates, bibliography,
and index.
September $7.50
THE TAO OF PAINTING
By MAl-MAl SZE. A study of the ritual disposition of Chinese painting, with
a translation of the famous Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting
(1679-1701).12 gravure plates, 2 in color, and 428 Illustrations from the
Manual. New, one-volume·edition, boxed.
October $17.50
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