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Amor Mumiae

Amor Mumiae

Théophile Gautier / Rowan X. Adler

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2024
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Historia antigua: hasta c. 500 e. c.
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9781326761042
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Amor Mumiae: Fabula Mystica, Historica et PoeticaIn his locis sacris, sepulcrum regale, saeculis intactum, tandem apertum est, dum viatores audaces atque antiquitatis cupidi-dominus Evandale et doctor Rumphius-aenigmaticam reginae Aegypti reliquiam detegunt. Quis fuit haec mulier singularis, quae inter reges immortales locum sibi vindicavit? Théophilus Gautier, summo ingenio praeditus, lectoribus iter incredibile per labyrinthos historiae et amoris praebet.Fabula in desertis immensis atque inter monimenta magnificentissima Thebarum explicatur, ubi natura inflexibilis et ars humana sese ad immortalitatem contendunt. Hieroglyphica, statuae mysticae, sepulcraque regum antiquitatis lectoribus vividissime describuntur, dum arcana de vita ac morte deteguntur. Verum hoc opus non est mera exploratio archaeologica: narratio est de amore, ambitione et humanitate, quae tempora ac spatium transcendit.In Amore Mumiae, Gautier universum poeticum creat, ubi saecula praeterita iterum vivunt. Lector inveniet non solum admirationem antiquitatis, sed etiam meditationem de fragilitate vitae humanae atque desiderio aeternitatis. Utrum amor fines mortis vincere potest? Utrum historiae silentium, quod Aegypti sepulcra obtegit, tandem resonare incipiet?Hoc opus, vividum ac perspicax, inter fabulas historicas magnopere eminens, Aegyptum antiquam in omni suo splendore reviviscit. Fragmenta historiae ac mysteria amoris inter umbras et lucem lectori patefiunt. Amor Mumiae perfectum est iis, qui culturam antiquorum populorum, arcana regum Pharaonicorum et narrationes, quae corda animasque movent, admirari volunt. In hoc sepulcro litterario, lector thesaurum imaginationis immortalis reperiet.

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