| Sumario: | This scholarly work explores the concept of the 'divine man' in the ancient world and its reception through various philosophical and cultural lenses. Edited by Alviz Fernández and David Hernández de la Fuente, the book is a compilation of research findings from projects funded by the Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities. The volume delves into the notion of divine individuals in late antiquity, examining figures like Hellenistic philosophers and figures such as Jesus of Nazareth. It discusses the charisma and perceived supernatural abilities of these individuals and their roles in religious, political, and educational contexts. The book is aimed at scholars and students of ancient philosophy, religious studies, and history, offering insights into the historical and philosophical significance of divine figures. It includes contributions from various academics, providing a comprehensive analysis of the topic in 18 chapters, structured chronologically and thematically.
|
|---|
