- view it sub
specie aeternitatis—and the view is at once
sobering and comical. and
later in that article: If sub
specie aeternitatis there is no reason...
-
perspective of the whole")—a
phrase inspired by Spinoza's sub
specie aeternitatis,
roughly meaning "from the
perspective of the eternal". He
sought to...
-
Nomine Aeternitatis means In the Name of
Eternity in Latin.
Tharen – all instruments,
vocals Elisabeth Toriser – singing|vocals In
Nomine Aeternitatis at...
-
silentio under silence implied but not
expressly stated. sub
specie aeternitatis under the
sight of
eternity Thus, "from eternity's
point of view". From...
- many
years was
falsely attributed to Bonaventure, De
septem itineribus aeternitatis, was
actually written by
Rudolf von
Biberach (c. 1270 – 1329). For Isabelle...
- Elsewhere,
Wittgenstein deliberately borrowed the
expression sub
specie aeternitatis from
Spinoza (Notebooks, 1914–16, p. 83). The
structure of his Tractatus...
- play with
texts and
music by
Hildegard of Bingen, 1998. Azam Ali: O Vis
Aeternitatis and O
Euchari by
Hildegard of Bingen, 2020 The Beloved: The Sun Rising...
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scientific knowledge to
philosophical intuition of all
things sub
specie æternitatis,
while Maimonides holds that the road to
perfection and
immortality is...
-
nothing different from what by
Spinoza was
expressed by "sub
specie aeternitatis".
According to
German poet
Heinrich Blücher, "If you read the
whole system...
-
urged men to
think of
human life in the
light of eternity—sub
specie aeternitatis: I am
attempting to
rethink it sub
specie evolutionis—in the
light of...
