Somnium veridicum

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).

Donahue, James H. 1974. Dream Reality: The Conscious Creation of Dream and Paranormal Experience. Quercupoli Californiae: Bench Press. ISBN 0916534014.
Oberhelman, Steven Michael. 1981. The Oneirocritic Literature of the Late Roman and Byzantine Eras of Greece. Dissertatio PhD, Universitas Minnesotae.

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