03305nam a2200193Ia 4500008004100000020001500041041001300056050002300069100002000092245011700112260005200229300002200281500007000303505251400373650004002887700005002927952011702977999001703094231221s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a0226204030  aenghfre  aBL48 b.E3813 1978  aEliade, Mircea  2aA History of Religious Ideas b / cMircea Eliade ; translated  by Alf Hiltebeitel and Diane Apostolow-Cappadona  aChicago : bUniversity of Chicago Press, c1978  a3 v. b; c23 cm.  aTranslation of: Histoire des croyances et des idées religieuses  aVolume 1. From the stone age to the Eleusinian mysteries. In the beginning: magico-religious behavior of the Paleanthropians -- The longest revolution: the discovery of agriculture, Mesolithic and Neolithic -- The Mesopotamian religions -- Religious ideas and political crises in ancient Egypt -- Megaliths, temples, ceremonial centers: Occident, Mediterranean, Indus Valley -- The religions of the Hittites and the Canaanites -- "When Israel was a child" -- The religion of the Indo-Europeans, the Vedic gods -- India before Gautama Buddha: from the cosmic sacrifice to the supreme identity Atman-Brahman -- Zeus and the Greek religion -- The Olympians and the heroes -- The Eleusinian mysteries -- Zarathustra and the Iranian religion -- The religion of Israel in the period of the kings and the prophets -- Dionysus, or bliss recovered -- Volume 2. From Gautama Buddha to the triumph of Christianity. The religions of ancient China -- Brahmanism and Hinduism: the first philosophies and techniques of salvation -- The Buddha and his contemporaries -- The message of the Buddha: from the terror of the eternal return to the bliss of the inexpressible -- Roman religion: from its origins to the prosecution of the Bacchanals -- Celts, Germans, Thracians, and Getae -- Orpheus, Pythagoras, and the new eschatology -- The history of Buddhism from Mahakasyapa to Nagarjuna, Jainism after Mahavira -- The Hindu synthesis: the Mahabharata and the Bhagavad Gita -- The ordeals of Judaism: from apocalypse to exaltation of the Torah -- Syncretism and creativity in the Hellenistic period: the promise of salvation -- New Iranian syntheses -- The birth of Christianity -- Paganism, Christianity, and Gnosis in the Imperial Period -- The twilight of the gods -- Volume 3. From Muhammad to the age of reforms. The religions of ancient Eurasia: Turko-Mongols, Finno-Ugrians, Balto-Slavs -- The Christian churches up to the iconoclastic crisis (eighth to ninth centuries) -- Muhammad and the unfolding of Islam -- Western Catholicism from Charlemagne to Joachim of Floris -- Muslim theologies and mystical traditions -- Judaism from the Bar Kokhba revolt to Hasidism -- Religious movements in Europe: from the late Middle Ages to the eve of the Reformation -- Religion, magic, and Hermetic traditions before and after the Reformation -- Tibetan religions.  Volume titles: 1. From the stone age to the Eleusinian mysteries -- 2. From Gautama Buddha to the triumph of Christianity -- 3. From Muhammad to the Age of Reform.  aReligion History.Religions History.  aHiltebeitel, Alf  Apostolow-Cappadona, Diane   00104070aGETSbGETSc GENd2023-12-27l0oBL48 .E3813 1978 v.3p00032396r2023-12-27 15:18:37w2023-12-27yBK  c50873d50873