Sciència.cat DB

Darrera modificació: 2018-02-20
Bases de dades: Sciència.cat

Pereira, Michela, "Il ruolo delle opere alchemiche nella tradizione lulliana (secoli XIV-XVIII)", dins: Badia, Lola - Fidora, Alexander - Ripoll Perelló, Maribel (eds.), Actes del Congrés d'Obertura de l'Any Llull. «En el setè centenari de Ramon Llull: el projecte missional i la pervivènciade la devoció» (Palma, 24-27 de novembre de 2015), Barcelona - Palma, Universitat de Barcelona - Universitat de les Illes Balears (Col·lecció Blaquerna, 12), 2017, pp. 185-210.

Resum

The main research results concerning the pseudo-Lullian alchemical corpus are synthetically exposed. Ivo Salzinger, firm believer in the authenticity of the alchemical writings of the great Catalan, is taken as a starting point, and the main stages of the pseudoepigraphical attribution, as well as the origin of the legend about Llull alchemist, are outlined. The basic idea is that, due to the great theoretical and practical significance of the elixir alchemy developed in the earliest alchemical texts attributed to him, pseudo-Lullian alchemy contributed to enhance Llull's fame throughout Europe from the late Middle Ages to the 18th century, parallel to the development of Lullism based on Llull's authentic works and focused on his ars combinatoria.

Matèries

Alquímia
Pseudo-Ramon Llull
Lul·lisme