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In 1530 [H. C. Agrippa] published at Antwerp a book, On the Vanity of Sciences and Arts, a curious, nihilistic work, whose central thesis is that knowledge only brings man to disillusionment and recognition of how little he knows. It reads like an anticipation of Faust’s speech in Act I of Goethe’s play. The only worthwhile study, says Agrippa, is theology and scripture. He was undoubtedly sincere.
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― The Occult
― The Occult
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Am mai hoinarit un timp, pe strazi. Il intalnisem sau nu pe Agrippa? Ma gandeam ca, oricum, tot functionase ceva. Ma gandam la jalnica logica a coincidentelor. Ma gandeam sa nu ma mai gandesc...
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― Zenobia
― Zenobia
