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Albertus Magnus

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Albertus Magnus · c. 1200–1280

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“The only medieval thinker called "the Great" in his own lifetime spent that lifetime on two projects — translating an entire pagan science into his own civilization, and teaching a quiet, overweight student the rest of the world had written off. Both worked.”
— The Great Philosophers, Ch. 96

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“Faith has nothing to fear from knowledge — so digest all of it: make the whole of Aristotle, and the whole of nature, intelligible to Christian Europe, and check the books against your own eyes.”
— The Great Philosophers, Ch. 96

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