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(Achille con Chirone — part. dalla basilica di Ercolano, 45/79 d.C.)
L a Storia è scritta con i testi e dagli autori che sopravvivono, e non con la cenere delle biblioteche incendiate, o dai essays on death row or to silence, which is the most prolonged deaths. If we can draw a parallel story from all of these lost, we would realize that our books and our textbooks today teach history and facts are very different.
a parchment from the ancient Library of Pergamum, then transcribed into Coptic, part of what has been ranked as the ADB code Qurna - 4B (the first reference to this work meets West in Rawlinson, WE, in his Account of Old Manuscripts of 1824), offers a different vision of the life of Achilles, at least the first year of life of the hero.
Achille was born in Thessaly, the son of King Peleus. This ancient text does not allude to ragweed or some other device used by his mother, Thetis, to make it invulnerable, and mentions in it that the infant Achilles was mortally wounded by a boar during a hunt. When he recovered, Teti entrusted it to Chiron, an old hermit of Mount Pelion. He says of the manuscript that was older than the younger rocks of the Pelion and the four limbs had become affected by the name of the four minerals of the sacred science. Chiron educating Achilles to be strong and fierce in battle, urging him to capture the beasts, with the muscles and spirit tempered by the evidence and the rigor of the elements. At same time, using his secret science, grants to Achilles the Elixir of Life, which caused Achilles maintained eternally young and could live forever unless, as is evident, no sword, no animal or storm at sea, put an end to its existence.
was immortal but not invulnerable, powerful but weak. L'Elisir gave him an indestructible health and youth, education imparted by the Chiron had prepared to face whoever had wanted to kill.
It was for this reason that Thetis tried to disguise as a woman, why she was spared the fate of war and the dangers of the sea, and for her it was as if he had already lost this disguise unmasked when Ulysses and led him back to the palace that had seen the birth. The remaining text of the parchment
closely follows the classic version of the myth, with its participation in the Trojan War or its disagreements with Agamemnon, but the work as a whole gives a new profile of the hero - that of a man who does not would never have died of disease or old age, and whose training made him invincible in a fair fight. They feel that his enemies, who after trying to win in a duel, they can only defeat it by hitting it with one or more of poisoned arrows. The poison does not deprive the hero's life, it only weakens, at which its nemici approfittano per decapitarlo. Gli Achei, al prestargli omaggio funebre, lo fanno dinanzi a una pila di cadaveri, perché il corpo d’Achille, privo della testa e spogliato della sua armatura reale, è indistinguibile dal corpo di qualsiasi altro eroe ucciso nella mischia.
José Eduardo Lopes (Mozambico/Portogallo), História com E maiúsculo
(Tradotto da Estrada de Santiago )
a parchment from the ancient Library of Pergamum, then transcribed into Coptic, part of what has been ranked as the ADB code Qurna - 4B (the first reference to this work meets West in Rawlinson, WE, in his Account of Old Manuscripts of 1824), offers a different vision of the life of Achilles, at least the first year of life of the hero.
Achille was born in Thessaly, the son of King Peleus. This ancient text does not allude to ragweed or some other device used by his mother, Thetis, to make it invulnerable, and mentions in it that the infant Achilles was mortally wounded by a boar during a hunt. When he recovered, Teti entrusted it to Chiron, an old hermit of Mount Pelion. He says of the manuscript that was older than the younger rocks of the Pelion and the four limbs had become affected by the name of the four minerals of the sacred science. Chiron educating Achilles to be strong and fierce in battle, urging him to capture the beasts, with the muscles and spirit tempered by the evidence and the rigor of the elements. At same time, using his secret science, grants to Achilles the Elixir of Life, which caused Achilles maintained eternally young and could live forever unless, as is evident, no sword, no animal or storm at sea, put an end to its existence.
was immortal but not invulnerable, powerful but weak. L'Elisir gave him an indestructible health and youth, education imparted by the Chiron had prepared to face whoever had wanted to kill.
It was for this reason that Thetis tried to disguise as a woman, why she was spared the fate of war and the dangers of the sea, and for her it was as if he had already lost this disguise unmasked when Ulysses and led him back to the palace that had seen the birth. The remaining text of the parchment
closely follows the classic version of the myth, with its participation in the Trojan War or its disagreements with Agamemnon, but the work as a whole gives a new profile of the hero - that of a man who does not would never have died of disease or old age, and whose training made him invincible in a fair fight. They feel that his enemies, who after trying to win in a duel, they can only defeat it by hitting it with one or more of poisoned arrows. The poison does not deprive the hero's life, it only weakens, at which its nemici approfittano per decapitarlo. Gli Achei, al prestargli omaggio funebre, lo fanno dinanzi a una pila di cadaveri, perché il corpo d’Achille, privo della testa e spogliato della sua armatura reale, è indistinguibile dal corpo di qualsiasi altro eroe ucciso nella mischia.
José Eduardo Lopes (Mozambico/Portogallo), História com E maiúsculo
(Tradotto da Estrada de Santiago )
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