This book is an unusual, extremely interesting work. Any academic publication dealing with the subject of mythology, like other non-fiction studies in the field, is a kind of post-fact. The author of this treatise can rightfully be compared with the same philosophers and poets who once created myths not in order to "amuse the people" with this, but with the help of allegories and the language of symbols to devote neophytes to the sacraments of being. The depth of that knowledge, the hidden knowledge, given by the author of this book in such an accessible, exciting presentation is striking.