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Exercitationes Centum de Cognitione Dei et Nostri
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  • Clauberg, engraving by J. Wielant
    Johann Clauberg

    In Exercitationes Centum de Cognitione Dei et Nostri (1656; ā€œOne Hundred Exercises on the Knowledge of God and Ourselvesā€), he proceeded from his proof for the existence of God based on a concept of the infinite to an account of knowledge and being in general. The…

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    In Exercitationes Centum de Cognitione Dei et Nostri (1656; ā€œOne Hundred Exercises on the Knowledge of God and Ourselvesā€), he proceeded from his proof for the existence of God based on a concept of the infinite to an account of knowledge and being in general. The…

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