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    Joseph Campbell

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    Mythologist and guide to the hero's journey. Campbell revealed the universal patterns in every culture's greatest stories - and how to live our own.

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    Botticelli

    4 mentions across 4 talks in Joseph Campbell

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    Mythic Living 02 [Man and Myth]1 mention
    31:37

    …of the corpus hermeticum from Greek into Latin. This became an enormous excitement and inspiration for the artists of the Renaissance, Botticelli, for example, greatly inspired by this. And the sense of it was and the reason it was so exciting was that…

    Kundalini Yoga Part I - Episode 8 [Transformations of Myth Through Time]1 mention
    5:04

    …but in the pagan terminology. And when this was completed the excitement in the whole world of the arts was enormous. Botticelli is full of all this and this wonderful flowering of Renaissance art is eloquent of these very ideas that I'm talking…

    The Mystery Religions of Ancient Greece - Episode 11 [Transformations of Myth Through Time]1 mention
    36:59

    …the Greek into Latin of the corpus hermeticum. Ficino did so and immediately Medieval art took on a whole new radiance. Botticelli was absolutely filled with this and what was recognized was that the symbolic imagery of the pagan world was equivalent in…

    Mythos I.5 The Mystical Life1 mention
    39:32

    …the Greek into Latin of the corpus hermeticum. Ficino did so and immediately Medieval art took on a whole new radiance. Botticelli was absolutely filled with this and what was recognized was that the symbolic imagery of the pagan world was equivalent in…