An edition of Deux études de symbolisme religieux (1955)

Deux études de symbolisme religieux

la légende de Pero et de Micon et l'allaitement symbolique; l'aigle et le bijou. A propos du collier d'Harmonie décrit par Nonnos.

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An edition of Deux études de symbolisme religieux (1955)

Deux études de symbolisme religieux

la légende de Pero et de Micon et l'allaitement symbolique; l'aigle et le bijou. A propos du collier d'Harmonie décrit par Nonnos.

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Latomus
Language
French
Pages
122

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Subjects
Classical Mythology, Mythology, Classical, Symbolism

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Deux études de symbolisme religieux: la légende de Pero et de Micon et l'allaitement symbolique; l'aigle et le bijou. A propos du collier d'Harmonie décrit par Nonnos.
1955, Latomus
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Bruxelles
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Collection Latomus -- v. 18

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122 p. illus.
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