La imagen simbólica del simius en el Renacimiento latino a través del adagio, la fábula y el emblema

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  • Antonio Serrano Cueto Universidad de Cádiz

Keywords:

Adagio, Fábula, Emblema

Abstract

A study about the symbolic image of the ape in Latin texts of the Renaissance from three related genres: the adage, the fable and the emblem.

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Portada nº 10 (1998)

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1998-06-15

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No. 10 (1998)

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Serrano Cueto, Antonio. 1998. “La Imagen Simbólica del Simius en El Renacimiento Latino a Través del Adagio, la Fábula Y El Emblema”. Fortunatae, no. 10 (June): 273-93. https://www.ull.es/revistas/index.php/fortvnatae/article/view/3142.