Somnium veridicum est somnium quod postea in realitate fit. Notio, quae pro re investiganda in parapsychologia est, aliquando in litteris argumentum fabulae adiuvat.
- In libro 19 Odysseae, Penelope de somniis dicit "quae ex porta cornu polito exeunt veras conficiunt res, cum quilibet mortalis ea videret." Hic fortasse est paronomasia[1] vocum KRainō 'conficio' cum KeRas 'cornu'.
- Simile, Herodotus distinguit oneiros 'somnium fatidicum, ex Deo missum',[2] ab en-upnion 'somnium non fatidicum'.[3]
- In schemate Artemidori, "oneiros in duas categorias magnas divisus est: . . . allēgorikos, qui cum doctrina Platonica somnii fatidici effectum intra animam impuram habentis congruit, et . . . theōrēmatikos, qui est somnium in puro animae statu repraesentatum."[4]
Nexus interni
- ↑ Oberhelman 1981:3.
- ↑ Anglice "the prophetic, God-sent dream."
- ↑ Oberhelman 1981:4.
- ↑ Anglice "oneiros was subdivided into two great categories: . . . allēgorikos, which corresponds to the Platonic theory of the predictive dream operating in the impure soul, and the . . . theōrēmatikos, which is the dream represented in the pure state of the soul" (Oberhelman 1981:8).