the starry sky in sacramental cosmology by calderón
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Abstract
The starry sky, from the Greeks, has had a wide impact on the neo-Platonic world, but from El sueño de Escipión by Ficino and Leon Hebrew, it acquires a decisive importance for the subsequent literature by the possibility of so many relationships and correspondences and it is, moreover, favoured by the science of the time . Calderon used all known sources in mystery plays to expose a cosmology and show the dramatic and lyrical possibilities of this motif
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| Authors | ;Ana Suárez Miramón |
| Journal | ecotoxicology (london, england) |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.13035/H.2017.05.01.28
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