This article analyses the influence of the work of Giambattista Vico on the view of history of Eric Voegelin, particularly the principle verum ipsum factum and the Neapolitan's myths regarding the notions of "consciousness," "noetic experience," and "historiogenesis" developed by the German philosopher. With that, it aims to verify Vico's explicit and implicit influence on the philosophical and historical aspects developed by Voegelin. The conceptual analysis indicates a direct influence of the Viquian gnoseology under the principle verum ipsum factum, as well as a valuation of Vico's myth in the theory of knowledge and Voegelin's theory of history.