16-01-2022, 07:26 PM
It was also Mary D' Imperio who saw that some female figures seemed to be holding spindle-shaped objects, something that was developed in this forum by Koen.
Here is the clearest example
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What are these ladies supposed to do with these spindles? Take a bath with them in the water?
Obviously, as is typical of the time, it is an allegory. The figures are a personification of the fixed stars and show that they are the ones that spin the hours of day and night, the ones that spin circular and eternal time.
Here is the clearest example
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What are these ladies supposed to do with these spindles? Take a bath with them in the water?
Obviously, as is typical of the time, it is an allegory. The figures are a personification of the fixed stars and show that they are the ones that spin the hours of day and night, the ones that spin circular and eternal time.
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