Porphyriu Peri Tu En Tē Odysseia Tōn Nymphōn Antru : = Porphyrius De Antro Nympharum

Name: Porphyriu Peri Tu En Tē Odysseia Tōn Nymphōn Antru : = Porphyrius De Antro Nympharum
Author: Porphyrius, 233-301

Porphyrius, 233-301

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On the Cave of the Nymphs

Porphyriu Peri Tu En Tē Odysseia Tōn Nymphōn Antru : = Porphyrius De Antro Nympharum

Porphyrius, 233-301

Latin

Porphyrius circa 270 AD · published 1765

210 pages

Classical Philosophy Shwep Literature Mysticism

Mysticism Classical Philosophy Literature & Poetry

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neoplatonismphilosophyliteraturebiblical-studies

Porphyry’s commentary on Homer creates a collision between two worlds: the physical reality of a cave in Ithaca and the metaphysical journey of the human soul. Readers will decide whether Homer was a poet of simple pleasures or a architect of hidden cosmic truths.

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On the Cave of the Nymphs

Porphyriu Peri Tu En Tē Odysseia Tōn Nymphōn Antru : = Porphyrius De Antro Nympharum

Porphyrius, 233-301

Latin

Porphyrius circa 270 AD · published 1765

210 pages

Classical Philosophy Shwep Literature Mysticism

Mysticism Classical Philosophy Literature & Poetry

About This Book

neoplatonismphilosophyliteraturebiblical-studies

Porphyry’s commentary on Homer creates a collision between two worlds: the physical reality of a cave in Ithaca and the metaphysical journey of the human soul. Readers will decide whether Homer was a poet of simple pleasures or a architect of hidden cosmic truths.

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