Reg.lat.1352
Asclepius (Hermes Trismegistus)
Latin
15th century
432 pages
HermeticaClassical PhilosophyLiteratureRenaissance PhilosophyPerennial PhilosophyCorpus HermeticumFlorentine Neoplatonism
Corpus HermeticumFlorentine NeoplatonismHermeticaClassical PhilosophyRenaissance PhilosophyLiterature & PoetryThe Perennial Philosophy
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From the rustic fields of Roman poetry to the heights of Egyptian mysticism, 'Reg.lat.1352' offers a breathtaking journey through the foundations of Western consciousness. It bridges the literary genius of Virgil with the esoteric revelations of Hermes Trismegistus, inviting readers to discover how human labor, political power, and divine spirit unite to govern the cosmos.
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