Filosofia de la Mente - Montero, Barbara Gail
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After suffering a devastating epidemic, the city of Cordoba found support in the Church, the Nobility and the municipal Cabildo, who joined together to erect numerous Triumphs to San Rafael. This journey began in 1651, with the construction of the first one, and culminated in 2014, with the completion of the last one. A 372-year history that has bequeathed to the city unique monuments, further enriching its exceptionality. The highlight is how Cordoba has endowed the figure of the Archangel with an iconography of its own. Regarding his Triumphs, Saint Raphael stands on top of his pedestal,…mehr

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After suffering a devastating epidemic, the city of Cordoba found support in the Church, the Nobility and the municipal Cabildo, who joined together to erect numerous Triumphs to San Rafael. This journey began in 1651, with the construction of the first one, and culminated in 2014, with the completion of the last one. A 372-year history that has bequeathed to the city unique monuments, further enriching its exceptionality. The highlight is how Cordoba has endowed the figure of the Archangel with an iconography of its own. Regarding his Triumphs, Saint Raphael stands on top of his pedestal, with his characteristic nimbus, dressed in a tunic, carrying the pilgrim's staff, a cloak or mantle and tights up to half a leg. In one hand he holds a fish and in the other, the cartouche with the oath that declares him the custodian of the city: 'I am Raphael the angel, whom God has appointed as guard and custodian of this city'. To experience this unique iconography, a visit to Cordoba is a must. "This book is a tribute to the figure of St. Raphael and to the city that so reveres him, an invitation to explore the magic and depth of his legacy. Welcome then to a journey through the city of Cordoba through the triumphs of Saint Raphael, where faith, history and tradition intertwine in a narrative that celebrates the greatness of this archangel.