On the Preternatural History of Both Worlds

Name: Tomi secundi tractatus secundus; De praeternaturali utriusque mundi historia
Author: Fludd, Robert

Tomi secundi tractatus secundus; De praeternaturali utriusque mundi historia

Latin

1621

297 pages

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First Translation

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About This Book

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Step into a universe where the Hebrew alphabet is the literal DNA of creation and the human body is a living musical instrument tuned by God. Robert Fludd’s masterpiece challenges the foundations of classical medicine, offering a 'Mosaic' philosophy that decodes the secrets of health, harmony, and the divine architecture of the cosmos.