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I. Topics

poetic or
a) Renaissance

 Sleep. 
Night. 
stars.
 The 'can sleep. " 
nocturnal birds, the eagle.
 The "dumb fish."
 Wild animals: deer (Actaeon) and the lion, the skilled hunter.
 The thief and the lover as characters of the night. 
The sun, "fiery planet."
 The "poor little boat" and Sirte. 
flowers, the lily and the rose, the teaching of the rose, the makeup on women.
 The "blue gold" of the sky. 
Silence: Hippocrates. -30 →



b) Mythological

 The Triple Goddess: the Moon. 
Nictimene, the owl. 
Minerva Tree, olive. 
Three Theban maidens, daughters of MINI. 
Ascalaphus, owls and "minister of Pluto." 
Alcione. 
Actaeon the stag. 
The bird of Jupiter: eagle. 
Morpheus, god of dreams, son of Night and Sleep.
 The Forge of Vulcan: the stomach. 
Olympians. 
Jupiter Thunderer, holder of the beam. 
Alcides or Hercules, owner of the club. 
Apollo, the sun. 
Apollo, god of medicine. 
Icarus. 
Thetis, mother of the waters and algae. 
Arethusa: the sources. 
Pluto. 
Champs Elysees. 
Ceres. 
Proserpina. 
Venus, "Cipria Goddess." 
Atlante and Alcides, prototypes superhuman strength. 
Phaeton. 
Venus, morning star. 
Aurora, wife of Tithonus. 
Fame (in conjunction with Phaethon).

c) Religious

 The Tower of Babel (Genesis X, 4-9). 
the statue Nebuchadnezzar dreamed (Daniel, II, 31-33).
 The "mighty angel coming down out of heaven" ("Apocalypse? Plancarte Méndez See note to vv. 680 et seq.). 
God the Creator, "Eternal Author."

d) Historical and legendary

 The Lighthouse of Alexandria.
 The Pyramids of Egypt.
 The Ptolemies. 
Homer, Achilles and Odysseus. 
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II.

scientific topics or
a) Physio-psychological

 Intuitive knowledge: Plato.  Knowledge
discursive ten categories: Aristotle. 
inner senses: estimate, imagination, memory, fantasy.
 The four humors: blood, phlegm, anger, melancholy.
 The three powers of the soul: intellect, memory, will. 
heart. 
arteries.
 The lung.  The wet
radical. 
stomach.
 The brain.

b) 
Astrology Astrological natural
: astronomy. 
judicial astrology: astrology. 
Ptolemaic universe, the sphere, celestial bodies.

c) physical and natural history

 The four elements: earth, water, air, fire. 
minerals. 
vegetables. 
animals. 
Man.
 The five senses.
 The Magic Lantern. 
glare of the eyes.

d) Legal Office 

reign. 
legal language applied to "theft of innate heat" and the distribution of sunlight. 
Tips to follow to public errors, such as the Phaeton.

e) 

music "Guidelines to the cerulean sky flat" (v. 949).