Freher — Paradoxes, Emblems & Enigmas, 18th-Century MS (1720) - Page 23

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A diagram consisting of seven concentric circles around a central point. These often represent the spheres of the planets or stages of emanation.

The One is enough for all. original: "Sufficit Omnibus Unum."

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A diagram consisting of several concentric circles around a central point, similar to the one above. The spacing suggests layers of reality surrounding a single core.

To all, the One is necessary. original: "Omnibus Unum Necessarium." This alludes to the "one thing necessary" mentioned in the Gospel of Luke, prioritizing spiritual focus over worldly distractions.