Silence After the Clamors

world, although, through a lovely and useful exchange and mixing of two or more natural things, it brings forth a third from time to time, which, whether it is natural or brought forth by art, is somewhat questionable to call artificiale artificial. Art has sprung from the observanz observation and contemplation of natural things, whose midwives were the methodus method, good order, division, and rational causes. When the scopus aim/goal or objective of the art does not harmonize with nature, it may be seen as a bastard and an dishonorable birth or miscarriage; that is, the theoremata theorems and conclusions of the arts and scientien sciences must agree with the works of nature and not deviate from them in the slightest. As an example: both heavenly lights, the sun and moon, are governed by nature and led by natural movements in such a way that, when their centra centers fall into a straight line with the centro center of the earth, from this, after the conjunction alignment of the two lights, or their opposition position on opposite sides and