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• Title: Chapter: About the Author, the People, and the Background of this Book
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  • such men as Giordano Bruno, philosopher, poet, and martyr, Johannes Kepler,
  • Rome, Giordano Bruno was born beneath the shadow of Mount Vesuvius in the
  • In 1572, when Bruno was twenty-four, he took holy orders, read his first
  • Inquisition reprimanded Bruno sharply. Plans were made to bring him before a
  • court of the Inquisition, but Bruno secretly left Naples and went to Rome,
  • Letters from friends informed Bruno that soon after his departure from
  • by Chrisostom and Hieronymous, with notes by Erasmus. Bruno's situation was
  • Now began Bruno's years of wandering, during which he sought to make known
  • once again Bruno wandered to Turin, where he hoped to obtain an opportunity
  • Jesuits, and once again Bruno was denied the post he sought.
  • Bruno reached Venice after traveling across northern Italy from Turin, but
  • activities of Italy, and Bruno braved the plague in order to have some of
  • When Bruno arrived in Geneva, the Marchese Galeazzo Carraciola, nephew of
  • scholar, and Bruno did so, never again wearing a religious habit. During his
  • stay in Geneva, Bruno found himself in trouble with Antoine de la Faye, a
  • lectures, and attacked some twenty points in it. Bruno was arrested and
  • Shortly after this Bruno entered France, visiting Lyons and afterwards
  • Henry III, king of France, had heard of Bruno's great gifts as a lecturer,
  • appoint Bruno to the faculty of the Sorbonne, but before doing so, it was
  • necessary for Bruno to confess and attend Mass as a professing Catholic.
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• Title: Contents: Mysticism at the Dawn of the Modern Age
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  • Giordano Bruno and Angelus Silesius
• Title: Chapter: Giordano Bruno and Angelus Silesius
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  • Giordano Bruno and Angelus Silesius
  • Bruno (1548–1600). The senses have conquered the spatial universe
  • Giordano Bruno, under the impact of the new Copernican conception of nature,
  • form, only as a world soul. When one immerses oneself in Bruno's writings
  • it that it animates itself.” — Because Giordano Bruno had not really
  • And in his many wanderings about Europe, Giordano Bruno appeared at various
  • earth, even though Bruno still thought of the sensory as of something