He wrote the line "O blest stupidity, pious devotion / Able alone to set good souls in motion" in his poem "Sonnet in Praise of the Ass," which was included in a work dedicate
He wrote the line "O blest stupidity, pious devotion / Able alone to set good souls in motion" in his poem "Sonnet in Praise of the Ass," which was included in a work dedicated to the Bishop of Casmarciano. In addition to writing the essay "A General Account of Bonding" and The Cabala of Pegasus, he wrote a work containing dialogues between Cicada and Tansillo that was dedicated to Philip Sidney. He developed his metaphysics in works like Cause, Principle and Unity, while he wrote several notable works on mnemonics, including The Shadow of Ideas and The Incantation of Circe. In his work Ash Wednesday Supper, he put forth his idea that the universe is infinite and that God is in each person, which led to a confusion of pantheism with Copernican cosmology. For 10 points, name this Italian philosopher who was burned as a heretic in 1600, casting a shadow over the career of Galileo.
He wrote the line "O blest stupidity, pious devotion / Able alone to set good souls in motion" in his poem "Sonnet in Praise of the Ass," which was included in a work dedicated to the Bishop of Casmarciano.
Giordano Bruno