Mnemosina
Mnemosina (greqisht: [Mνημοσύνη, Mnêmosúnê; mnếmê - kujtesë] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) është perëndeshë e kujtesës në mitologjinë greke. Fjala "mnemosinë" rrjedh nga i njëjti burim si edhe fjala kujtesë, pasi që mnēmē në greqishten e vjetër do të thotë "përkujtim, kujtesë". [1] [2] Përndryshe Mnemosina është nëna e nëntë muzave.
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Një titanide ose titanesh, Mnemosina ishte vajza e Titan Uranit dhe Gaias.[3] [4] [5] Sipas mitologjisë greke, nga dashuria mes Zeusit dhe Mnemosinës kishin lindur nëntë muzat:
- Kaliopa (poezi epike)
- Klia (histori)
- Euterpa (muzikë)
- Erata (poezi lirike)
- Melpomena (tragjedi)
- Polihimnia (himnet)
- Terpishora (valle)
- Thalia (komedi)
- Urania (astronomia)
Sipas mitologjisë greke, në Hades, ishte Lumi Mnemosina, si një lloj homologu i lumit të Letit. Shpirtrat e vdekur pinin ujë nga lumi Leto, në mënyrë që pas rimishërimit të mos kujtonin jetën e tyre të dikurshme. Kushdo që pinte ujë nga lumi Mnemosina do të kujtonte gjithçka dhe do të dinte gjithçka.
Shih edhe
RedaktoReferime
Redakto- ^ Liddell, Henry George (1940). Jones, Sir Henry Stuart (red.). "μνήμη". A Greek-English Lexicon. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Marrë më 2018-01-10.
{{cite web}}: Mungon ose është bosh parametri|language=(Ndihmë!) - ^ Memory and the name Memnon, as in "Memnon of Rhodes" are etymologically related. Mnemosyne is sometimes confused with Mneme or compared with Memoria.
- ^ Hesiod. Theogony, 135
- ^ Clement of Alexandria. Recognitions, 31
- ^ Diodorus Siculus. Bibliotheca historica, 5.66.3
Literatura
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