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series: meta;162
patteren:
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| as the fearful sphere indicates, there is an axiom upon which the elastic proof rests: in an appropriate paradoxical structure each point is a metaphor for each other point, all points having in common that they are some aspect of the center point (which is everywhere) : consider virgilius maro: given that virgilius grammaticus was fond of meaningful names, as i understand it the meaning or origin of 'maro' is not known : 'maro' anagrammatically is 'roma', which is one character removed from 'rosa' and also 'rota' : 'roma', 'rosa' and 'rota' being the isomorphic points at hand : but aside from etymological fancy, the name meanings of 'rosa' and 'roma' are encoded together in eco's quote, stat pristina rosa: variously translated as 'yesterday's rome' and 'yesterday's rose' : and the name meanings of 'rosa' and 'rota' are encoded together at the cathedral at amiens: emile mâle describes the upper half of the exterior of the rose window on the south porch as being surrounded by a depiction of the rota fortunae with seventeen figures, eight ascending, eight descending and fortune herself at the top in the middle : mâle makes reference to the prominent description of the rota fortunae by boethius : georges poulet, in a footnote in an essay regarding dante and the fearful sphere, mentions that in De Consolatione 'Boethius compares the peripheral mobility of Fate with the central fixity of Providence' ('a man can do as he wills, but not determine what it is that he wills', schopenhauer) and he elucidates that boethius describes eternity in similar terms to that of the famous sphere : boethius' description of the rota fortunae is also synchronous with dante's metaphors on currency [meta122] : these points should be traceable through a line to the origin of the sphere but also to each other because the center point of the sphere is everywhere, discerning the axiomatic isomorphic quality of each node : |
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