Celtic Druids

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Exploring the origins and significance of the Druids, this work posits that they were priests from Oriental colonies, particularly those migrating from India. It delves into their contributions to the development of early alphabets, monumental architecture like Stonehenge, and cultural practices across Europe and Asia. The text examines linguistic connections between Irish, Greek, and Hebrew, alongside the Druids' philosophical beliefs, including the immortality of the soul. Rich with informative prints and maps, it challenges conventional views on ancient civilizations and their legacies.