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"I liked the translations and the preamble, but I'm finding the long discussion kind of tedious. It's not my style, very wordy." — Jun 05, 2026 07:59AM
"I liked the translations and the preamble, but I'm finding the long discussion kind of tedious. It's not my style, very wordy." — Jun 05, 2026 07:59AM
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"Delightful book. I'm reading it slowly, I don't think it would do to drink it down, as it consists of lots of little stories and recollections, and a few short teachings." — May 17, 2026 04:46AM
"Delightful book. I'm reading it slowly, I don't think it would do to drink it down, as it consists of lots of little stories and recollections, and a few short teachings." — May 17, 2026 04:46AM
“[D]er Zusammenhang des Unendlichen und des Endlichen ist freilich ein heiliges Geheimnis, weil dieser Zusammenhang das Leben selbst ist; die Reflexion, die das Leben trennt, kann es in Unendliches und Endliches unterscheiden, und nur die Beschränkung, das Endliche für sich betrachtet gibt den Begriff des Menschen als dem Göttlichen entgegengesetzt; außerhalb der Reflexion, in der Wahrheit findet sie nicht statt.”
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“The easiest thing of all is to pass judgment on what is substantial and meaningful. It is much more difficult to get a real grip on it, and what is most difficult of all is both to grasp what unites all such things, and to give a full exposition of what that is.”
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Classical music lovers
— 584 members
— last activity Dec 03, 2025 01:54AM
Our fast-growing classical music group is sometimes erudite - and maybe a little eccentric - but we aim never to be exclusive. Classical music is a g ...more
comparative religion
— 57 members
— last activity Mar 01, 2018 02:19PM
Let's learn about other religions :) ...more
Irish Lit & Times
— 356 members
— last activity Jan 26, 2026 06:47AM
Celtic peoples and lovers of the Irish alike, gather to sing our songs of joyous melancholia! Come discuss anything related to any Irish author, and f ...more
Medieval Philosophy
— 81 members
— last activity Nov 26, 2018 09:17PM
Augustine, Averroes, Avicena, Boethius, Eriugena, Anselm, Abelard, Aquinas, Scotus, Eckhart -- who wants to help me figure them all out?
Medieval Nonfiction Book Club
— 153 members
— last activity Oct 06, 2021 01:37AM
This book group reads nonfiction books on various topics in medieval European history, both academic and popular history. Group reads can last from on ...more
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