La sàbia Sibilla in Sardegna tra cultura dotta e popolare.
The myth of the Sibyl had a great resonance in Western culture, from Antiquity to the Modern Age, and reverberated through the literary, liturgical-musical and artistic traditions, being used for different ideological purposes, sometimes for didactic and religious, at other times for propaganda. Eve...
| Publicado en: | Scripta Vol. 20; no. 20; pp. 112 - 124 |
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