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1^x LV)O reítiains ever alive to .bÌre inCividuals aboul_ hiirr, aird ¡hrs moveir:ent is set in a consianf condition l,tliereirl ,-^^1-Ø-- f 'rrn,r..,l..+ ^-.1 -r.,^^- I -ì -'-; --' -.lJUçUf'J, ULlULtÉIlU, ctLIL.r Ð1.1t;çL l-I VItli c¿I ç d-: ^l i oile" 'I'he serene coiû.oosure of the flnal book r-eí'lects tì:re -qo:,.1 Uoiuard r¡hich the .tlreced.ing; irvo vclurnes have ìrree¡ vvuaa si.r.-i uvJrvlr¡LÉ. ¡¡i iro'. J- lra 'r,s'nf onliOn Oi COnSCiOUSfìeSS. Hef e ihe ineditatj-ons of Paracelsus are iurned .just as mu-ch ou.tr'¡ard as inv¡ar"cl" anci the balance itr the resultant iieltanschauuq.e su-g¡,;est,s cotnparison vliih Goeì.heI s iaenta.i itr/ in Later ]¡êa.r'sn ¿!s it r,^¡as trith Goei,he, ira.racelsus 1 mai,uril,y la;r Detr.¡een op'birnisn and. resj-grta- tion, a sta¡e of ininci. lvhich inigh0 ¡1ore accurately be desc::ibed as belng a se¡rtient eLcceptance based on trus| and confidence" That ihis cluiessent Level of forrnation. ha-s been rea.ched by Paracelsu-s is perceived throup;h the mood. rvhich arises from the work iLself , a.nrJ. equally ührou¡ih the staternents ',,¡i,tich the protagonist is a'ole 'bo f ormulal;e. His intuiiive formu-lations unify his life in ièrms oí' past ancl- future and emphasize ihe presence n.F n-¡ì nnì.nl eq r.¡hi r-h ennlv (-J-i.^,--+-ì r' ì-n il; l6i¡rìø j_n AC'[iOn" Ul- .Ut III\, I Ul-çÐ iVIIIvII -ÀL)PLJ çtJI Ëv u!J vv 3*5Sjã Cohesive order Ðervades his sense of nrogress throu-gh the atrilareness of pola-rity. t'or him, ihe resulL oí exne::ience Seen froiri the c1r-tietucì-e oÍ' a.ge demands ihat an inciivicl-u.a,L cranscend- himself b;r g-ror"rin3 oul;tr'ard to
'L66 " hu-rre-¡ri'¿-,r a-s well ås üpr.ir¿¡çi to ieity. -^^,..i.¡.. rllUd-l1I11: c'l ç Ìlr he] cl j_n baiance" ,ior"..l ar:cl The ninnac.l-e of ihe .oro4T"ess of åilctgq,ç: is io be seen as the inatu.r'e rea-Lisa'¿ion o-fl life afcer tne rclease of L)ro¡nethean ener',;5r þ¿5 been ex1:end-eci aiid softened- by o.rgan-ì c ex,oerience " This lrrogression, u'hictt Paracel su-s sâvrr lretros,rectivel-y froi¡r the hlultaniNy he helcl. behind the scars of li-ie, d.rar.,r's ¡he three bool
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PARC,Ji,íitiS l\S r.\ THLi.iX ril
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n Qq¡¡Ëi n'¡r ¡'Lutj¿flnvÀ '
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PARÀCITLSUS AS Ä. TII¡;JL,iE IiV
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t_ l_ and to hurnanity as whole, Ï
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Ii\t'I'R0DUCTf Oi,f The aim of ihis
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a )ø has become alienaieci" å rev
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)r happens, both the idea and the t
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n to rtBlsËu beruft ein Bu-och ze
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u je saicl is tha'ü these at best
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II. the iinplications of the creati
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L2" Paracelsus vras impatient of ex
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Ll+" ilasbern Europe. It is signifi
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1/ro. If his teachings and atti-r,u
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ad IU6 writingsinthesediffererrtd.i
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^^ áU" Towards his fortieth year P
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^4áø organic Processes alive in c
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?Lþ " Faracelsian trairs upon Ehe
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26" s'ûem in large trleÐ-slrÏ"e
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?s. literaiure (Dichtu-ng) is boih
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FARAC¡iLSUii: Cfl,,tPT$R Til'O Tii
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3?. research, he is often much more
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3r+ " the acquisiùÍon of knowledg
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37" in den allen soll ihm nichts ge
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a^ )'/ø Gold v¡as fhe inost highl
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1.1 :,ithi¡r the baíÍ'lin¡; cor
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+)" 'Ihat the rrryth of the Faracel
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tr +/ o and castigaiion. Gerberb, f
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tñ 4(. conscientiou_s belief or pr
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Lþ9 ' lines r+Ïrich relate that P
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hl )L o a balance or poin't of reco
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Ci.il{PfdR T|IREE T'f-Ìiì-{E Púl
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,>" cannot repent. Tet rryithin thi
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fñ ./l ø the historical Paracelsu
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59" n^n^+ r¡¡r aoa êcrrre.s to e
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O!. Within the contexb of Ìilarlol
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^ ^4 vJ o ¡'austus eilcolnpasses i
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nh vj. recogniriolr of' this inexor
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Goebhe: tr'a-usi 67" Goethe?s i¡au
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09, an image iviricir reflecis l;he
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7L" the satûe tirne he has contem
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(). confused r^rorl d of fantas¡'
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t), to the eterni.tlr of the su-n t
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. tt j I l¿ then by 'r,he fruic o
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79" -ihe concluding line of this sc
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ql U: ø of i'omantic longing-, he
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Ê? v) o conclu.de with a quesiion
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85. irr the dress of a clerp,)'rtan
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ð^ñ ,3i, in e.-ri.sience i bl. hi
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AO r.¡hich stancls in su:ch slrar.
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91" i^¡ou-Id- be tnor.e ju.s-uifie
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O? ./J ê nricrocosm to macrocosrÌ
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95. a pause wi'[h knor',¡Iedge, an
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(\ t'1 Al. confession of the naËLr
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99" lrGodl Thou. art lovet , bu.ild
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tOr " enct päSSjons. Ii i5 in this
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03. d-espii;e his in.üenticns" ÎT
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Schni tzle:: ira::acelsu-s LV )/ ë
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107. fell sirort of sus'i;aining" ,
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109. pervades the v¡hole fabri-c o
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tlL Uno alles Lebens lrülte unc Ve
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Ir3 -.rt',¡in CuiCo 1''olbenheYer:
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