An edition of Periyapuranam ou l'Eternel Moyen Age
(1995)
Periyapuranam ou l'Eternel Moyen Age
by Paul Mirabile
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There are thirteen original illuminations of blue, red and green colours from Oriental and Western mediaeval sources.
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Table of Contents
Prélude
Notes Liminaires I
Notes Liminaire II
Un Livre des Formes
Revaluation of Epic, Epopee and Epicry: Mediaeval Eurhythmics
Bards, Chronologists, Nayanars, Peasants, Grandfathers: Who were the mediaeval story-tellers?
L'Eternel Moyen Age: L'Epopée et la Pierre ou la Parole taillée
A History of Dravida-Tamil: From the Indus Valley to Tamil Nadu
Saint Sakkiya: Traduction et Commentaire
Métamorphose Eurhthmique
The Cultures of the Turks and the Tamilians
Androgynéité, Hermaphroditisme et Enantisémisme: Civa
Nataraja and Zarathustra: The Art of Dancing
Cadence and Architecture of the Viruttam
Dieu et la Guerre ou la Pensée relgieuse du Guerrier
The Hero: A Study of Expression and Mouvement
Conclusion: La Gaia Sciensa
Bibliographie
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First sentence: Poets are sculptors of language as sculptors are poets of stone.
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