A passage in this book that cites The Hearings of the Scholars connects the nine materials used to construct the Tower of Babel to the nine parts of speech and argues that the 72 assistants of Feniusa Fosa lend their names to the letters of the Ogham (“AW-gum”) alphabet. The first chapter of this book examines the differences between refined court bards and vernacular gleemen before an extended gloss on the poem The Battle of the Trees. (-5[1])A passage in this book reinterprets the Judgment of Paris to actually represent agriculture (10[1])being gifted to pastoralists (-5[1])by the title figure. (10[1])This book, which was written concurrently with its author’s novel King Jesus, argues (10[1])that Stone Age rituals dedicated to (10[1])a tripartite moon deity (10[1]-5[1])are preserved (10[1])in (-5[1])surviving (10[1])Welsh (10[1])and Irish poems. (10[2])For 10 points, name this book of mythography (10[1])by Robert (-5[1])Graves (10[2]-5[1])named for (-5[1])a reconstructed ancient feminine (10[1])deity. ■END■ (10[3]0[7])