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"The Chinese call the dragon 'lung' because it is deaf. It is the largest of scaly animals, and it has nine characteristics. Its head is like a camel's, its horns like a deer's, its eyes like a hare's, its ears like a bull's, its neck like an iguana's, its scales like those of... Read Full Overview

Discover the origins of the dragon and explore how the mythological creature evolved across cultures and throughout history in Ernest Ingersoll's study of folklore.

First published in 1928, Dragons and Dragon Lore explores the history of the dragon... Read Full Overview

Dragons and Dragon Lore is a book written by Ernest Ingersoll that delves into the fascinating world of dragons. The book explores the history and mythology of dragons across different cultures and time periods. It covers the origin of the dragon myth, its symbolism, and its... Read Full Overview

Dragons and Dragon Lore is a comprehensive book on the mythical creature of dragons and the lore surrounding them. Written by Ernest Ingersoll, the book explores the origins of dragons from various cultures and how they have been portrayed throughout history. It delves into the... Read Full Overview

A comprehensive study of the mythology The author deals with this archetypal beast in the lore of India, Korea, Japan, China, Wales, as well as the English legend of St. George. Anyone wishing to study dragons will find a wealth of information on the subject in this book.

Dragons and Dragon Lore is a book written by Ernest Ingersoll that explores the myths and legends surrounding dragons. The book delves into the history and cultural significance of dragons in various societies, including ancient Greece, China, and medieval Europe. Ingersoll examines... Read Full Overview