El apocalipsis de Martín de Tours. Nerón y el Anticristo como protagonistas del fin del mundo
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El judaísmo y el cristianismo han legado
escritos pertenecientes al género apocalíptico,
interesantes para el conocimiento
de las ideas sobre el fin del mundo y sobre
las expectativas de futuro que judíos y
cristianos albergaban en los momentos más
críticos de su existencia. Sin embargo, los
temas y motivos de las obras características
de este género se encuentran en otros escritos que, a priori, no podrían ser clasificados como “apocalipsis”. El texto de Sulpicio
Severo sobre el pensamiento apocalíptico de
Martin de Tours se ha convertido en objeto
de debate por los múltiples ejemplos literarios
que elevan a Nerón a una categoría
escatológica y lo asocian al Anticristo. En
el presente trabajo se compara el contenido
de las ideas de Martín con otros textos
de semejante contenido para demostrar
si las ideas de Martín pueden definirse
como una reutilización o destacan por su
originalidad
Judaism and Christianity have left writings belonging to the apocalyptic genre, interesting for the knowledge of ideas about the end of the world and especially of future expectations that Jews and Christians housed in the most critical moments of their existence. However, the themes and motifs of the examples of this genre features found in other writings that could not be classified as "apocalyp- se”. The text of Sulpicius Severus about apocalyptic thought of Martin of Tours has become the subject of debate for the many literary examples that elevate Nero an eschatological category and associated with the Antichrist. This paper compares the content of the ideas of Martin with other texts such content to show whether the ideas of Martin can be defined as either reuse or by their originality
Judaism and Christianity have left writings belonging to the apocalyptic genre, interesting for the knowledge of ideas about the end of the world and especially of future expectations that Jews and Christians housed in the most critical moments of their existence. However, the themes and motifs of the examples of this genre features found in other writings that could not be classified as "apocalyp- se”. The text of Sulpicius Severus about apocalyptic thought of Martin of Tours has become the subject of debate for the many literary examples that elevate Nero an eschatological category and associated with the Antichrist. This paper compares the content of the ideas of Martin with other texts such content to show whether the ideas of Martin can be defined as either reuse or by their originality







