- The Book of
Nepos was a 3rd-century
Christian text
written by an
Egyptian bishop of
Arsinoe named Nepos,
which advocated for a
strictly literal interpretation...
- his
victory over
earthly desires. Later, the
mythographer Fulgentius,
allegorizes Cerberus'
three heads as
representing the
three origins of
human strife:...
-
linking a non-Jewish
figure to a
Jewish sage,
while others like Zvi Ron
allegorize it as a
lesson about the
consequences of
refusing to
mediate conflict...
- try the 'Vision of Sin' and 'Palace of Art' etc. –
those where one can
allegorize on one's own hook,
without killing for
oneself and
everyone a distinct...
-
Demonic ****eia in a 13th-century
allegorization of lust...
-
children of Eris
given by Hesiod,
Limos is a
personified abstraction allegorizing the
meaning of the Gr**** word limos, and
represents one of the many harmful...
- from Gr****, Roman, and
Egyptian mythology to
illuminate their works and
allegorize alchemical tran****ation.
These included the
pantheon of gods related...
-
symbol for God, or for
divine illumination.
Protestant artists avoided to
allegorize God in
human form, but
rather wrote the
Hebrew name of God. This was done...
-
children of Eris
given by Hesiod, the
Machai are a
personified abstraction,
allegorizing the
meaning of
their name, and
representing one of the many
harmful things...
-
children of Eris
given by Hesiod,
Ponos is a
personified abstraction,
allegorizing the
meaning of his name, and
representing one of the many
harmful things...
