Raffaello takes the same rod-breaking iconographic theme from his master Pietro Perugino—a semantic survey on the Latin word radius and Greek ράβδος.
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Pietro Perugino and the Moon, Lady of the Rod
In this Perugino’s fresco, a rod is accompanied by white doves, a serpent, and a carriage. But, moreover, it is held by its very synonym: Moon-Diana.
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An unexpected uncombed Madonna on a Perugino painting. However, a Sun painted on her shoulder easily reveals the reason: she is our Secret Fire main catching system. Because, in Alchemy, the astronomical sun is the wind’s incubator.
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Apparently orthodox, the Decemviri Altarpiece by Perugino reveals not-so-canonical details when enlarged. First of all, a pair of out-of-place black Horns.
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