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Nicholas of Cusa : Look and Mystic
Assuming that De visione dei is a mystical text and that the mystic, both in its generic and ultimate interpretations, is an experience of the divine, we think it is possible to show that, at the mentioned publication, Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464 ...
Nogueira, Maria Simone Marinho
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Management of Extramedullary Intradural Spinal Tumors: The Impact of Clinical Status, Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring and Surgical Approach on Outcomes in a 12-Year Double-Center Experience. [PDF]
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Possest : indications for thinking relationality principle in Nicholas of Cusa
We hope to achieve with the term possest one name, like other divine names, leading to the understanding of the principle. In this case, more specifically, we believe that possest indicates as enigma, the trinity of principle and further speculates ...
Teixeira Neto, José
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La metáfora del mirar en Nicolás de Cusa
At the beginning of De Visione Dei, Nicholas of Cusa puts us before an icon of the divine glance and invites us to an experimentation – initially surrounded by the metaphorical reflection – of the mystic contemplation.
Maria Simone Marinho Nogueira
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John Schlitpacher (†1482), who was prior of Melk in the 15th century, encouraged both the circulation of manuscripts at his Abbey and their transcription, even in abbreviated form to the benefit of the Abbey School students.
Andrea Fiamma
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Mariano Álvarez-Gómez: Knowledge and Affectivity on Nicholas of Cusa
En este texto tratamos de dar un testimonio, basado en una relación de varias décadas con Mariano Álvarez Gómez, sobre su dedicación al pensamiento de Nicolás de Cusa y a su divulgación en el mundo ibérico.
André, João Maria
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Neurological stamp. Nicholas of Cusa (1401-64). [PDF]
Haas LF.
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A systems approach discovers the role and characteristics of seven LysR type transcription factors in Escherichia coli. [PDF]
Rodionova IA +10 more
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Nicholas of Cusa at the Council of Basle
The life of the fifteenth-century humanist theologian Nicholas of Cusa has been a source of great interest to twentieth-century historians. However, very little work on him of a biographical nature has been written in English.
Denise Hackett Kawasaki
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Mathematics of the Infinite God in the Works of Nicholas of Cusa
The geometrical analyses of infinity exemplified in the work of Nicholas of Cusa can aid in understanding the complex nature of God’s attributes, specifically the perceived tension between his simplicity and his quality of encompassing and upholding all ...
Henderson, Lauren
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