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  • Giordano Bruno
    Giordano Bruno
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    …of minor works, including the Articuli centum et sexaginta (1588; ā€œ160 Articlesā€) against contemporary mathematicians and philosophers, in which he expounded his conception of religion—a theory of the peaceful coexistence of all religions based upon mutual understanding and the freedom of reciprocal discussion. At Helmstedt, however, in January 1589 he…

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    …of minor works, including the Articuli centum et sexaginta (1588; ā€œ160 Articlesā€) against contemporary mathematicians and philosophers, in which he expounded his conception of religion—a theory of the peaceful coexistence of all religions based upon mutual understanding and the freedom of reciprocal discussion. At Helmstedt, however, in January 1589 he…

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