Allegorization of the Latin declension in the Planeta of Diego García de Campos (1218)

Authors

  • José Martínez Gázquez Universidad Autònoma de Barcelona

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23808/rel.v2i0.87965

Keywords:

Allegory of declension; Name of Jesus; Jerusalem.

Abstract

The Planet is a piece of work that wholly uses the allegorization and symbolism of the things from this world as references of the mystic and spiritual realities of Christianity. Basically it uses the symbolism of numbers, but also that of other physical or conceptual realities. Such is the case of the Latin declension that helps the author symbolize Christ’s divine qualities and attributes and the meaning of the name Jesus, together with a great explanation of the name Jerusalem. 

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Published

2002-12-20

How to Cite

Martínez Gázquez, J. (2002) “Allegorization of the Latin declension in the Planeta of Diego García de Campos (1218)”, Revista de Estudios Latinos, 2, pp. 137–147. doi: 10.23808/rel.v2i0.87965.

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Vol. 2 (2002)

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