The Dialogue of Creatures
Destructorium vitiorum ex similitudinum creaturarum exemplorum appropriatione per modum dyalogi
Anonymous
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literaturephilosophyhermeticismrosicrucianism
What if the sun, the moon, and the gemstones of the earth could speak? This anonymous medieval masterpiece weaves together fables of the natural world with the sharpest minds of antiquity to offer a survival guide for the soul. Readers will discover why a ruler needs 'discrete ferocity' and why the grave remains the ultimate equalizer of kings and beggars.
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fables33pSeneca33pAugustinus25pDialogus creaturarum23pAlexander the Great20pIsidore of Seville20pleo19pValerius19paquila19pPride17pEcclesiastes16phumility16pAesop15peagle15p
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