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      Qué son las potencias del alma en los textos de Filón Translated title: What are the powers of the soul in the writings of Philo

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          Realizaremos en este artículo el trayecto de una investigación sobre el concepto de "potencia" (δύναμις) en los tratados alegóricos de Filón. Nuestro propósito es analizar esta urdimbre en tres niveles: 1) las potencias que construyen la alegoría del Arca y sus accesorios, especialmente compleja en el sentido de que según la exegesis filoniana, si a las cinco potencias se les suma el Logos, se corresponde el número con las seis ciudades de refugio a las que, según Nm 35. 15, puede escapar un homicida involuntario para protegerse de la venganza de los parientes de la víctima. 2) los poderes que colaboran con Dios cuando se lee en Gn 1. 26 el plural "'hagamos' al hombre a nuestra imagen y semejanza"; 3) las potencias del alma humana y en especial las del asceta -Jacob- representadas por sus dos mujeres, Raquel y Lía.

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          This article gives an overview on the course of an investigation into the concept of "power" (δύναμις) in Philo's allegorical treatises. Our purpose is to analyze this network in three levels: 1) the 'powers' that build out the allegory of the Ark and its accessories, especially complex in the sense that, according to Philo exegesis, the five powers join to the Logos and so they correspond to the number six, as the towns which were given to the Levites, in Numbers 35.15, as cities of refuge, to which a person who has killed someone might flee; 2) the powers that collaborate with God when we read, in Genesis 1. 26, the plural "'let us make' the man in our image, according to our likeness", 3) the powers of the human soul and especially those of the ascetic -Jacob- represented by his two wives, Rachel and Leah.

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                circe
                Circe de clásicos y modernos
                Circe clás. mod.
                Instituto de Estudios Clásicos. Facultad de Ciencias Humanas. Universidad Nacional de La Pampa (Santa Rosa, La Pampa, Argentina )
                1851-1724
                December 2011
                : 15
                : 2
                : 11-26
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                [01] orgnameUniversidad Nacional de La Pampa
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                S1851-17242011000200001
                eb9e1022-db27-4e8e-b7b3-ecf156896e4b

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                History
                : 12 October 2011
                : 19 October 2011
                : 04 September 2011
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                Ark,Filón,Jacob,Arca,Alma,Philo,Powers,Potencias,Soul
                Ark, Filón, Jacob, Arca, Alma, Philo, Powers, Potencias, Soul

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