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Corpo Ermetico - Corpus Hermeticum
A cura di Paolo Lovari
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We may change Cookies and Privacy policy from time to time. This policy is effective from 24th May 2018.
All'epoca il Corpus era attribuito all'antichità egizia ed era ritenuto addirittura precedente a Mosè, come opera di Ermete Trismegisto ("tre volte grandissimo Ermes"), la cui rivelazione religiosa si riteneva vi fosse in qualche modo contenuta.
Marsilio Ficino indicava Orfeo, Pitagora e Platone come i più tardi rappresentanti della sapienza antica contenuta nel Corpus.
Il testo come lo conosciamo oggi, si pensa che risalga al 1050 circa, periodo in cui fu raccolto e collazionato da Michele Psello, eminente studioso bizantino, insegnante di filosofia, storico, teologo e funzionario statale. Psello rimosse probabilmente elementi strettamente magici e alchemici, rendendo il Corpus più accettabile per la Chiesa ortodossa.
- Autore
- Ermete Trismegisto
- Editore
- Harmakis Edizioni
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