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Demogorgone that Boccaccio's
Theodontius was a
Campanian philosopher, from
between the 9th and 11th centuries.
Theodontius provided Boccaccio with euhemeristic...
-
collection devoted exclusively to
biographies of
women in
Western literature.
Theodontius Boccaccio,
Giovanni (2003).
Famous Women. I
Tatti Renaissance Library...
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Apotropaic symbols Caput Medusae Humbaba Medea Medusa complex Nāga
Shahmaran Theodontius Tiamat The
feminine present participle of medein, "to protect, rule over"...
- Hippolytus.
Giovanni Boccaccio in his
Genealogia Deorum Gentilium states that
Theodontius was
wrong in
making Hippolytus celibate and
explains that the character...
- his
influential Genealogia Deorum Gentilium,
cites a now-lost work by
Theodontius and that master's
acknowledged Byzantine source "Pronapides the Athenian"...
- of 1644, p. 130.
Boccaccio cites Servius as his source,
adding that
Theodontius names the
daughter of
Pluto as
Reverentia and says she was
married to...
- Book 11 §19–21. Vol XI, page 559 line 22 to page 560 line 25,
citing Theodontius, who is
known almost entirely from this work of Boccaccio. He may be...
-
Boccaccio praises Paul's work,
particularly when he
quotes a
certain Theodontius.
Giovanni Boccaccio,
Genealogia Deorum Gentilium (Venice, 1472), Book...
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Boccaccio was
responsible for
spreading the story,
which he
credited to
Theodontius, that
Demogorgon was the
ancestor of all the
heathen gods —
based on...
-
Medieval Studies 34 (1972).
Vatican Mythographer Alberic of
London Theodontius Judson Boyce Allen, "An
anonymous twelfth-century 'De
Natura Deorum'...
