The Philosophy of Sacred History Considered in Relation to Human Aliment and the Wines of Scripture, Ed. by H.S. Clubb

This unique work explores the relationship between food and spirituality, with a specific focus on the symbolism of wine in sacred texts. Clubb and Graham provide fascinating insights into the religious history of food and drink, and offer thought-provoking reflections on the connection between body and soul.

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