: Sol (The Sun) (Light, the slaying of dragons/lizards, and alchemical gold).
: Mercury (Language, speed, and thieving). The Narnia Code: C. S. Lewis and the Secret of ...
: Luna (The Moon) (Silver, confusion, and madness). : Sol (The Sun) (Light, the slaying of
: Mars (Warfare and chivalry, but also Mars Silvanus as a nature god). : Sol (The Sun) (Light
: Jupiter (Kingship, bringing an end to winter, festive abundance).
is a non-fiction book by Michael Ward that explores a hidden structural theme within The Chronicles of Narnia . Ward argues that C. S. Lewis, a renowned scholar of medieval and Renaissance literature, intentionally based each of the seven Narnia books on the characteristics and spiritual symbols of one of the seven planets in the medieval cosmos. The Core Thesis
: Sol (The Sun) (Light, the slaying of dragons/lizards, and alchemical gold).
: Mercury (Language, speed, and thieving).
: Luna (The Moon) (Silver, confusion, and madness).
: Mars (Warfare and chivalry, but also Mars Silvanus as a nature god).
: Jupiter (Kingship, bringing an end to winter, festive abundance).
is a non-fiction book by Michael Ward that explores a hidden structural theme within The Chronicles of Narnia . Ward argues that C. S. Lewis, a renowned scholar of medieval and Renaissance literature, intentionally based each of the seven Narnia books on the characteristics and spiritual symbols of one of the seven planets in the medieval cosmos. The Core Thesis
