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Prisci Latini (or
Prisci et Latini) may
refer to:
Aborigines (mythology) in
Roman mythology Albani people from the
ancient city Alba
Longa Latins (Italic...
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store of
wisdom that God
allowed progressively to unfold. Each of
these “
prisci theologi,” or “ancient theologians,” had his part to play in discovering...
- that Alba
Longa headed a
league of city-states in Latium,
possibly called Prisci Latini. Most of
these sources tend to vary
regarding the
political structure...
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philosophy Renaissance magic Translations (historical) Heiser,
James D.,
Prisci Theologi and the
Hermetic Reformation in the
Fifteenth Century, Repristination...
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University of New York Press. p. 9. ISBN 978-0-7914-1335-7. Heiser,
James D.,
Prisci Theologi and the
Hermetic Reformation in the
Fifteenth Century, Repristination...
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Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1992, p xiv. Heiser,
James D. (2011).
Prisci Theologi and the
Hermetic Reformation in the
Fifteenth Century (1st ed.)...
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Aborigines eventually becoming the
people known as
Prisci Latini (meaning old Latins), that is
Prisci et Latini, or
simply Latini. The
Aborigines did not...
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University Press (Stanford, California, 1964.) p. 62. Heiser,
James D.,
Prisci Theologi and the
Hermetic Reformation in the
Fifteenth Century, Malone,...
- Structus, Tucca, and
Vatia (with the
agnomen Isauricus). The Structi,
Prisci, Ahalae, and
Caepiones were patricians; the
Gemini originally patrician...
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believe that the
truth is lost over time and is only
preserved in the
prisci theologica.
Steuco preferred Plato to
Aristotle and saw
greater congruence...
