Uma aproxima？？o à problemática do labirinto em alguns andamentos diacrónicos de inspira？？o helénica (de Ovídio a Pausanias e de Boccaccio e Agricola a Valkenborch)

between the first and the xx centuries, the labyrinth had exerced a curious interest to a great number of european intellectuals, such us poets, like the roman poet, ovide (i century); the hellenic thinker, pausanias (ii century); the italian theorician of myths and writer, giovanni boccaccio (xiv century); or the flemish erudit musical composer, alexander agricola (xv century). the author of this study, in a diachronic point of view, analyses also the contribution two flemish painters in the xvi century, lucas i van valkenborch and hans bol, who, after suffering some years in the exile, has expressed, in their pictures, their feelings about the labyrinth and about the daedale and icare myths.