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On the Migration of Fables

This page provides resources at which compare two or more religions. This page also indexes comparative folklore and mythology, the study of the migration of story themes, and similar topics. Right now we are still building out this index. This is a quiet place in cyberspace devoted to religious tolerance and scholarship Non-public domain contents of this site not otherwise copyrighted are © copyright 2010, John Bruno Hare, All Rights Reserved. See Site copyrights, Terms of Service for more information. Index | FAQ | Contact | Search | Open Source for the Human Soul

The World's Sixteen Crucified Saviors

by Kersey Graves · 1860

What is the meaning of so many similar hero stories from around the world? An early study of comparative religion.

On the Migration of Fables

by Max Muller · 1881

How did the Buddha end up with his own Catholic saint's day?

The Lang Fairy Books

by Andrew Lang · 1889-1910

Full text of the classic folk-lore series, written for children of all ages. Also, a great resource for the study of comparative folklore.

India in Primitive Christianity

by Arthur Lillie · 1909

What are the links between Buddhism and early Christianity?