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* Ninth thesis: ''God is the center of the world, of the earth, of all spheres, and of all things in the world; likewise, He is also the infinite circumference'' [''of all things''].<ref>{{:DILW/A172}}</ref> | |||
* ''This is evident because God alone is Infinite Equality''.<ref>{{:DILW/A173}}</ref> | |||
* [The author] adds that ''the earth is a noble star greater than the moon''.<ref>{{:DILW/A174}}</ref> | |||
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Version vom 25. September 2024, 10:58 Uhr
- Ninth thesis: God is the center of the world, of the earth, of all spheres, and of all things in the world; likewise, He is also the infinite circumference [of all things].[1]
- This is evident because God alone is Infinite Equality.[2]
- [The author] adds that the earth is a noble star greater than the moon.[3]
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- ↑ ▲▼ ▶DI II, 11 (157:23-26). Cusas Text lautet: „Qui est simul omniumcircumferentia infinita.“
DI II, 11 (157:23-26). Cusa’s text reads: “Qui est simul omnium circumferentia infinita.”
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- ↑ ▲▼ ▶DI II. 11 (157:22-23).
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- ↑ ▲▼ ▶DI II, 12 (166:1. 167:8-9).
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