Rómulo y Remo: de Horacio a San Agustín y San León Magno
In Horacio's poetry, the idea of an initial offense against divinity in the foundation of Rome arises with the death of Remo by his brother. For Horacio and Virgil the expiator is Octavio Augusto, a descendant of Venus, who with his political work will pacify the Roman orb and pay the foundatio...
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I11-R89article-39422022-11-09T15:37:55Z Romulus and Remus: from Horace to Saint Augustine and to Saint Leo the Great Rómulo y Remo: de Horacio a San Agustín y San León Magno Buisel, María Delia Horacio Culpa primigenia Expiación San Agustín San León Magno Romulus and Remus Primigeniam Guilt Expiation Saint Agustin Saint Leo the Great In Horacio's poetry, the idea of an initial offense against divinity in the foundation of Rome arises with the death of Remo by his brother. For Horacio and Virgil the expiator is Octavio Augusto, a descendant of Venus, who with his political work will pacify the Roman orb and pay the foundational guilt. This approach was retaken in later reflections by several authors and by some SSPP such as saint Agustín and saint Leo the Great. The Hiponense deconstructs the initial myths of the history of Rome rationalizing their incongruities and errors before the accusation to the Christians of having banished the pagan gods and their cult. Saint Leo the Great founding twins and a local redemption and expiation of St. Peter and St. Paul, added to that of the One Redeemer, for having died martyrs in the caput mundi. En la poesía de Horacio surge la idea de una ofensa inicial a la divinidad en la fundación de Roma con la muerte de Remo por su hermano. Para Horacio y para Virgilio el expiador es Octavio Augusto, descendiente de Venus, que con su obra política pacificará el orbe romano y pagará la culpa fundacional. Este planteo fue retomado en reflexiones posteriores por varios autores y por algunos SSPP como san Agustín y san León Magno. El hiponense parte del saqueo de Roma por Alarico en el 410 y deconstruye los mitos iniciales de la historia de Roma. San León Magno les recuerda a los romanos la culpa primera de los gemelos fundadores y una redención y expiación local de san Pedro y san Pablo, añadida a la del Único Redentor, por haber muerto mártires en la caput mundi. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo 2020-12-21 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Peer reviewed article Artículo evaluado por pares application/pdf https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/revhistuniv/article/view/3942 Revista de Historia Universal; Núm. 22 (2020): Agosto / Enero; 15-38 2683-8869 0328-3704 spa https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/revhistuniv/article/view/3942/3179 Derechos de autor 2020 Revista de Historia Universal |
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In Horacio's poetry, the idea of an initial offense against divinity in the foundation of Rome arises with the death of Remo by his brother. For Horacio and Virgil the expiator is Octavio Augusto, a descendant of Venus, who with his political work will pacify the Roman orb and pay the foundational guilt.
This approach was retaken in later reflections by several authors and by some SSPP such as saint Agustín and saint Leo the Great. The Hiponense deconstructs the initial myths of the history of Rome rationalizing their incongruities and errors before the accusation to the Christians of having banished the pagan gods and their cult.
Saint Leo the Great founding twins and a local redemption and expiation of St. Peter and St. Paul, added to that of the One Redeemer, for having died martyrs in the caput mundi. |
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