Icon Animorum or The Mirror of Minds /

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Original Latin text with English translation on facing pages. In this essay from 1614 the Neo-Latin poet, translator, and commentator John Barclay describes the manners and mores of his European contemporaries. He derives the sources of an individual''s peculiarities of behavior and temper...

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Autor principal: Barclay, John, 1582-1621 (Autor)
Otros Autores: Riley, Mark T. (Editor ), May, Thomas, 1595-1650 (Traductor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Louvain, Belgium : Leuven University Press, 2013.
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
Temas:
Barclay, John, > 1582-1621. > Icon animorum.
Icon animorum (Barclay, John)
National characteristics.
LITERARY CRITICISM > Medieval.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY > Ancient Languages.
Caracteristiques nationales > Ouvrages avant 1800.
National characteristics > Early works to 1800.
Early works.
Electronic books.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a List of Illustrations; Preface; Introduction; 1. Introduction to John Barclay, Icon Animorum 1614; 2. William Barclay; 3. Life of John Barclay; 4. Antecedents to the Icon Animorum; Antecedents -- The Four Ages -- Icon Animorum Chapter 1; Antecedents -- National Character -- Icon Animorum Chapters 2-9; Antecedents -- The Characters of Men -- Icon Animorum chapters 10-16; 5. Barclay''s Latin; 6. John Barclay''s Place in Literature; 7. Thomas May and the English Translation; 8. Outline of the Chapters of the Icon Animorum; 9. Previous Editions of the Icon Animorum; 10. Translations. 
505 0 |a 11. Principles of this EditionSigla; The Mirror of Minds or John Barclay''s Icon Animorum; Caput I. Aetates hominis quattuor: pueritia, adolescentia, aetas virilis, et senectus; Caput II. Saecula paene singula suum genium habere, diversumque a ceteris. Esse praeterea cuilibet regioni proprium spiritum qui animos in certa studia et mores quodammodo adigat. Hos spiritus investigari operae pretium esse; Caput III. Galliae dotes et ingenium incolarum; Caput IV. Britannicae Insulae, in quibus diversi populi, Angli, Scoti, Hiberni. 
505 0 |a Caput V. Germaniae ritus et Belgii, cui hodie Germaniae inferioris nomenCaput VI. Italia et Italorum indoles; Caput VII. Hispanorum genius, mores; Caput VIII. Hungari, Poloni, Mosci, gentes reliquae ad septentrionem positae; Caput IX. Turcae, Iudaei. 
505 0 |a Temerariis, timidis, superbis, sordidis, languidis et reconditis, hilaribus et exertis. De inconstantibus ingeniis, omnia acriter sed non diu volentibusCaput XII. De animis amori obnoxiis. Hos affectus singulorum temperari et interdum mutari a fortuna et vel splendida vel obscura vitae condicione; Caput XIII. Diversos affectus esse tyrannorum et legitimorum principum. Rursus regum qui successionis iure et eorum qui suffragiis ad regnum perveniunt. De procerum, qui apud principes gratiosi sunt, ingenio. 
520 |a Original Latin text with English translation on facing pages. In this essay from 1614 the Neo-Latin poet, translator, and commentator John Barclay describes the manners and mores of his European contemporaries. He derives the sources of an individual''s peculiarities of behavior and temperament from the 'genius'' - the individual character created by each person''s upbringing, time of life, and profession. Barclay likewise describes each nation''s genius, its national character, and provides some of the geographical and historical background from which he claims this genius arose. The essay is. 
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