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Creatrix

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Cre`a´trix    (~tr?ks)
n.1.A creatress.


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56) Both interpretations are far from incompatible; in fact, while they are argued on the basis of contemporaneous texts -- Sannazaro's Arcadia as well as the Hypnerotomachia -- an association of Venus with Tellus mater and primum natura creatrix can be found in the common intertext for both Renaissance compositions, which is the De rerum natura.
Giorgione's Tempest, studiolo culture, and the Renaissance Lucretius * by Campbell, Stephen J. / Renaissance Quarterly
I am the Mother of gods and humans, Creatrix of all things.
Himala: the temptress, the virgin, and the elusive miracle by Sison, Antonio D. / Cross Currents
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