dionisismo y culto prehelÉnico a la “madre”
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2015
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Abstract
Este artículo subraya los indicios de continuidad entre expresiones de un pensamiento religioso prehelénico y rituales mistéricos del primer milenio a. C., en relación con el concepto de regeneración, insistiendo sobre el rol simbólico que particulares figuras divinas han conservado en el paso de la edad del bronce a la edad del hierro. El análisis se centra sobre tablillas en Lineal B, literatura órfica e iconografía egea.
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| Authors | ;Marcello Tozza |
| Journal | nutrition and cancer |
| Year | 2015 |
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