Medieval number symbolism

Hopper, Vincent F. 1906-1976

Medieval number symbolism : its sources, meaning, and influence on thought and expression / Vincent Foster Hopper. - Mineola, NY: Dover Publications, 2000. - xii, 241p.; 22 cm.

Originally published: New York : Columbia University, 1938, in series: Columbia University studies in English and comparative literature.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [213]-232) and index.

1 Elementary number symbolism. -- 2 The astrological numbers. -- 3 Pythagorean number theory. -- 4 The Gnostics. -- 5 The early Christian writers. -- 6 Medieval number philosophy. -- 7 The beauty of order-Dante. -- Appendix: Number symbols of Northern paganism

'For Dante and other people in the Middle Ages, numbers had a different set of connotations than they do for moderns. The symbolism of numbers was both widespread and profoundly ingrained in the culture....'

Paperback

0486414302

00043029


Civilization, Medieval
Symbolism of numbers
Mysticism--Middle Ages

BF1623.P9 H53 2000

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