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Rome Mirror of the Centuries

Rome Mirror of the Centuries
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Dominique Fernandez
Luciano Zeppegno
Fordító
Peter Lauritzen
Fotózta
Paolo Marton
Udine
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Kiadó: Magnus Edizioni SpA
Kiadás helye: Udine
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Kötés típusa: Vászon
Oldalszám: 216 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 23 cm x 34 cm
ISBN: 88-7057-029-0
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Roman « frivolity », belaboured by polemicists from Dante to Fellini who accuse the city of being nothing more than a sink of iniquity and Roman boredom or ennui, attacked by Chateaubriand, by Stendhal or by Zola, is nothing more than appearance: a mask bound to deceive the superficial or hurried visitor. It is true that those who are not mature enough to be initiated in Love depart discouraged and return home feeling deceived. Ever since Antiquity underground sanctuaries have bred forbidden cults and rites: the Pythagorean basilica at the Porta Maggiore or the natural caves dedicated to Mithra or that crypt dedicated to Hecate which one reached by descending as many steps as there were days in the year.
What were they looking for, these ancient Romans? What did they hope to discover through the astronomy and magic they found so delectable if not the last Word, the ultimate secret of the Universe? We know that Word today; it is no longer forbidden. It is none other than AMOR,... Tovább

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Roman « frivolity », belaboured by polemicists from Dante to Fellini who accuse the city of being nothing more than a sink of iniquity and Roman boredom or ennui, attacked by Chateaubriand, by Stendhal or by Zola, is nothing more than appearance: a mask bound to deceive the superficial or hurried visitor. It is true that those who are not mature enough to be initiated in Love depart discouraged and return home feeling deceived. Ever since Antiquity underground sanctuaries have bred forbidden cults and rites: the Pythagorean basilica at the Porta Maggiore or the natural caves dedicated to Mithra or that crypt dedicated to Hecate which one reached by descending as many steps as there were days in the year.
What were they looking for, these ancient Romans? What did they hope to discover through the astronomy and magic they found so delectable if not the last Word, the ultimate secret of the Universe? We know that Word today; it is no longer forbidden. It is none other than AMOR, love. And all lovers of music and the human voice know that one need no longer seek the answer to the world's enigma in the depths of dark catacombs, but rather at the very summit of the Castel Sant'Angelo where, under the ecstatic gaze of the bridge's angels, Puccini celebrated once and for all, the mystic marriage of AMOR and ROMA. Vissza

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