The Calendar Plant of China, the Cosmic Tree, and the Date Palm of Babylonia

In this pioneering work, Terrien de Lacouperie explores the symbolism and mythology of three plants that have played important roles in the culture and history of Asia and the Middle East. His insights into the connections between calendars, cosmology, and horticulture shed new light on the complex relationships between nature and society.

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