Марк Аврелий и идея апофеоза в античной картине мира
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2016.67547Słowa kluczowe:
Марк Аврелий, апофеоз, божественность, стоицизм, душа, смерть, бессмертие, античная философияAbstrakt
Идея посмертного апофеоза хороших правителей представляла собой важную часть религиозного сознания античного мира. Божественный Марк Аврелий не верил в бессмертие души, что не мешало ему руководить процессом обожествления своих близких. В статье идет речь как о неявных мотивах этого императора, так и о духовных паттернах его эпохи
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