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Angels; messengers of the gods

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: (Art and imagination)London/New York Thames and Hudson c1994Description: 96p.; illus.; bibliogContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0-500-81044-3
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Contents:
1 The Kabbalist. 2 Angels of grace. 3 The philosopher. 4 The shaman. 5 The image of the angel. 6 The angel of the Lord. 7 Angelic choirs. 8 The logos. 9 Sophia. 10 The archangels and Satan. 11 The nature of Heaven. 12 Space and time. 13 Death and love. 14 Warrior angels. 15 Angelic eroticism. 16 The muse. 17 The guardian angel. 18 The ladder. 19 Orient and Hyperborea. 20 Flights of angels. 21 The miraculous night journey. 22 Dionysius and the Paradiso.
Abstract: 'Throughout the ages the presence, seen or unseen, of winged beings, hovering between the human and divine worlds has been felt by men and women. In all the great religions, they are the mediators, the protectors, or if necessary the punishers...And for artists and poets of all ages, Angels have been both an ideal of ethereal Beauty and an almost terrifying vision of ultimate Truth.'
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1st pub. in Great Britain, c1980. Abridged paperback ed. first pub. in United States of America, 1994.

1 The Kabbalist. 2 Angels of grace. 3 The philosopher. 4 The shaman. 5 The image of the angel. 6 The angel of the Lord. 7 Angelic choirs. 8 The logos. 9 Sophia. 10 The archangels and Satan. 11 The nature of Heaven. 12 Space and time. 13 Death and love. 14 Warrior angels. 15 Angelic eroticism. 16 The muse. 17 The guardian angel. 18 The ladder. 19 Orient and Hyperborea. 20 Flights of angels. 21 The miraculous night journey. 22 Dionysius and the Paradiso.

'Throughout the ages the presence, seen or unseen, of winged beings, hovering between the human and divine worlds has been felt by men and women. In all the great religions, they are the mediators, the protectors, or if necessary the punishers...And for artists and poets of all ages, Angels have been both an ideal of ethereal Beauty and an almost terrifying vision of ultimate Truth.'

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