What subjects did Giordano Bruno explore in his Latin poems written at Helmstedt?

During his time in Helmstedt, Giordano Bruno worked on three Latin poems: De triplici minimo et mensura (“On the Threefold Minimum and Measure”), De monade, numero et figura (“On the Monad, Number, and Figure”), and De immenso, innumerabilibus et infigurabilibus (“On the Immeasurable and Innumerable”).1

These works served to reelaborate the philosophical theories he had previously expounded in his Italian dialogues. Specifically, these poems developed his concept of an atomic basis of matter and being.1