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On the Nature of Things
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On the Nature of Things

work by Rabanus
Also known as: ā€œDe rerum naturisā€, ā€œDe universoā€, ā€œOn the Universeā€(Show More)
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  • Rabanus Maurus
    Rabanus Maurus

    …most extensive work is the De rerum naturis (842–847; ā€œOn the Nature of Thingsā€), also known as De universo (ā€œOn the Universeā€), an encyclopaedia of knowledge in 22 books synthesizing intellectual history until the 9th century. Drawing from the Platonism of Augustine and from the noted Latin Church Father Pope…

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    …most extensive work is the De rerum naturis (842–847; ā€œOn the Nature of Thingsā€), also known as De universo (ā€œOn the Universeā€), an encyclopaedia of knowledge in 22 books synthesizing intellectual history until the 9th century. Drawing from the Platonism of Augustine and from the noted Latin Church Father Pope…

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