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POCULUM

Name: POCULUM
Brand: Simone Maggi
SKU: 51220934
Price: 10.59 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Simone Maggi
ISBN: 9798900305349

Simone Maggi

Jezik

Angleščina

Knjiga Mehka

Koda Libristo: 51220934

Založba Simone Maggi, oktober 2025

A dialogue of spiritual and philosophical gravity, Poculum is a timeless meditation on memory, ident... Celoten opis

Koda Libristo: 51220934

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A dialogue of spiritual and philosophical gravity, Poculum is a timeless meditation on memory, identity, and the fate of truth in a world that no longer remembers.
Set in the final years of Rome's conscience, on the eve of a fire that would burn the city and its certainties, it gathers a circle of thinkers who speak through the night, weighing what must be preserved when language, faith, and meaning begin to collapse.
At its heart, the work engages with questions that bridge philosophy, history, and moral vision, blending elements of:

memory and forgetting
love and its counterfeits
the body and the land
language and doctrine
witness and silence

Continuing the philosophical lineage of The Fall Begins Within, Poculum deepens the inquiry from reason into remembrance, from the question of truth to the cost of keeping it. Its voices (Lucius, Phanios, Pliny, Gaius, and the silent witness Epicharis) breathe both history and prophecy, exploring what it means to remain faithful when every structure of belief has been dissolved.
Through a dialogue reminiscent of Plato and the late Stoics, yet alive with modern urgency, Poculum confronts the reader: may it remind that in every age there are those who do not retreat, even when unrecorded; that memory, when borne with integrity, becomes more than remembrance. It becomes resistance.
And perhaps, for some, it will reveal itself as what it was always meant to be: a beginning.