Tanquam tres mortes: muertos resucitados y pecados perdonados en la exégesis latina medieval
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exégesis bíblica, pecado, penitencia, alegoría, tres muertosAbstract
This article studies the different allegorical readings than latin medieval exegesis made about three episodes of the New Testament, all with a common de nominator and a frequently united interpretation. it deals with the three dead persons revived by Christ according to the Evangel: Jairu' s daugther, the son of the widow from Nain and Lazarus. The interpretation of these three dead persons as allegory of human sins reveals a considerable richness in stating criteria for the clasification of sins with consequences in penitence conception, medieval psycology and canon law.Downloads
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Morin, A. (2016). Tanquam tres mortes: muertos resucitados y pecados perdonados en la exégesis latina medieval. Florentia Iliberritana, (13), 117–150. Retrieved from https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/florentia/article/view/4214
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