Trimurtis
Trimurtis[1](Sanscriteत्रिमूर्ति) est coniunctio triumdeorumHinduismi:Brahmi,Visnus,Sivi.Verbum Sanskritum significat "forma triplex."
Aetate archaico, tres dei magni momenti, quasi sicuttrinitas,erantAgnis(hoc est, Ignis),Suryus(Sol),Indrus,quos multi hymniVedorumlaudant. InPuranisautem dei creatorBrahmus,destructorSivus,salvatorVisnuconiuncti sunt.[2]
Notae
[recensere|fontem recensere]- ↑Iosephus Iuvenicius, Historia Societatis Iesu, pars quinta, tomus posterior, Ab anno Christi MDXCI. ad MDCXVI, Romae, anno 1710 (nom. pag. 942, acc. pag. 499apudGoogle Books).
- ↑VideMarkandeya Purana135.7, 136.6.
Bibliographia
[recensere|fontem recensere]- Basham, A. L.1954.The Wonder That Was India: A Survey of the Culture of the Indian Sub-Continent Before The Coming of the Muslims.New York: Grove Press, Inc.
- Daniélou, Alain.1994.Mythes et dieux de l'Inde.Lutetiae: Champs Flammarion.
- Doniger, Wendy.2009.The Hindus: An Alternative History.London, New York: Penguin.ISBN 978-1-59420-205-6.
- Flood, Gavin, ed.2003.The Blackwell Companion to Hinduism.Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing Ltd.ISBN 1-4051-3251-5.
- Wilkins, W. J.1882.Hindu Mythology.re-editio Calcutta, Heritage Press1991.ISBN 81-7026-169-4.
- Zimmer, Heinrich1972.Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization.Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.ISBN 0-691-01778-6.
Nexus externi
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