Freher — Paradoxes, Emblems & Enigmas, 18th-Century MS (1720) - Page 20

A circular diagram labeled 25. It consists of a simple circle with a central point. Latin text is written around the circumference of the circle.

The rupture shows it. original: "Ruptura monstrat." This may refer to a break in the physical world that reveals the underlying spiritual unity.

The Beginning and End are nowhere, yet no less than everywhere. original: "Initium et Finis nullibi, non minus quàm ubique." This paradox describes the nature of the Divine, which cannot be located in a single spot but is present in all things.

A circular diagram labeled 26. It consists of a circle with a horizontal diameter line passing through the center. Latin text is written around the circumference.

First, Middle, and Last are One, in the One; in the Center; in the Point; in the Whole. original: "Primum, Medium, Ultimum Unum, in Uno; Centro; Puncto; Toto." This emphasizes the total unity of all stages of existence within the divine center.