The Golden Bough: Studies in Comparative Religion (Volume 2 of 2) is a classic work in the field of anthropology and religious studies by renowned British scholar James George Fraser. In this book, the author examines the beliefs, rituals and magical practices of various peoples of the world and compares them with each other. Fraser explores how religious traditions influence people's lives, beliefs, and views of the world. This book is an important contribution to the understanding of world religions and cultural traditions and remains a source of inspiration for researchers in the field of comparative religion.