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'''Robert Graves''' (1895-1985) was a [[United Kingdom|British]] poet and author, probably best remembered for his ''[[I, Claudius]]'' novels written in the mid 1930s and later dramatized by the [[BBC]] in 1976. His 1948 work ''[[The White Goddess]]'' - a speculative account of [[Paganism|Pagan]] myth and poetry - has been very influential in the growth and development of [[Wicca]], which was founded in the same year.
'''Robert Graves''' (1895-1985) was a [[United Kingdom|British]] poet and author, probably best remembered for his ''[[I, Claudius]]'' novels written in the mid 1930s and later dramatized by the [[BBC]] in 1976. His 1948 work ''[[The White Goddess]]'' - a speculative account of [[Paganism|Pagan]] myth and poetry - has been very influential in the growth and development of [[Wicca]], which was founded in the same year.
The two volume "Greek Myths", published by Penguin in 1955 (revised 1960), is considered a definitive text on the subject.
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[[Category:Poets]][[Category:Authors]][[Category:United Kingdom]]