WAS LEONARDO A CHRISTIAN?

The article discusses issues concerning the beliefs of painter Leonardo da Vinci on Christianity. He argued that a spirit can hardly exist without a body, which would suggest that a spirit deprived of body and so of all organs of sight, hearing and so on could neither see nor hear. However, much of...

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Publicado en:History Today Vol. 56; no. 9; pp. 14 - 20
Autor principal: Keller, Alex
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Publicado: History Today Ltd. Sep2006
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