Haoma and Harmaline:

The Botanical Identity of the Indo-Iranian Sacred Hallucinogen "Soma" and Its Legacy in Religion, Language, and Middle Eastern Folklore

University of California Press, 1989 - 211 pagine

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Paul De Rienzo,Dana Beal
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Robert Gordon Wasson
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Alwyn D. Rees,Brinley Rees
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PHARMACOLOGICAL CORRESPONDENCE	13

HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL AVAILABILITY OF HARMEL	31

ETHNOBOTANIC CONTINUITY OF SAUMA IN IRAN	45

THE EVIDENCE OF ZOROASTRIAN RITUALS	67

THE HISTORICAL PERSISTENCE OF THE SAUMA RITES	95

SUMMARY OF ARGUMENTS SHOWING IDENTITY OF SAUMA AND HARMEL	101

AVESTAN PASSAGES RELEVANT TO HAOMA	105

AVESTAN TERMS FOR THE SAUMA PLANT	117

OTHER NAMES FOR HARMAL	141

References	153

Index Locorum	173

General Index	191

Copyright

Titolo	Haoma and Harmaline: The Botanical Identity of the Indo-Iranian Sacred Hallucinogen "Soma" and Its Legacy in Religion, Language, and Middle Eastern Folklore Volume 21 di Near Eastern studies Volume 21 di Near Eastern studies: University of California publications, Calif University of California Berkeley Volume 21 di University of California Berkeley, Calif, University of California publications / Near Eastern studies Volume 21 di University of California Publications, Calif University of California Berkeley Volume 21 di University of California publications. v.21: Near Eastern studies, ISSN 0068-6514
Autori	David S. Flattery, Martin Schwartz
Edizione	illustrata
Editore	University of California Press, 1989
ISBN	0520096274, 9780520096271
Lunghezza	211 pagine

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