Literature · PORTUGUESE EDITION
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili
Searching for Polia, Poliphilo journeys through a dream of ruins, gardens, inscriptions and allegorical figures. Published in Venice in 1499 and attributed to Francesco Colonna, the work interweaves love, architecture and Renaissance imagination. Both books, translated by Elizeu A. Souza, with historical illustrations and explanatory notes.
- Translation
- Elizeu A. Souza
- Language
- Portuguese
- Content
- Complete text · 38 chapters
- Original work
- Hypnerotomachia Poliphili (1499)
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