Examples of using Cusa in English and their translations into German
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The architecture of Cusa House marida nicely with the rural environment.
Fitting for today's name saint, a quote from his name sake Nicholas of Cusa.
This was written by Nicholas of Cusa in 1433, and it took exactly 343 years before it was realized in the U. S.
The text refers to the central concept of the philosopher andtheologian Nicholas of Cusa.
The birthplace of Nicholas of Cusa is the ideal place for a wine holiday on the Moselle, thanks to the wine museum, wine shops and numerous wine estates.
Km from the Seraglio beach and the natural park of Delta de l'Ebre,rural accommodation"Casa Cusa" is capable 5 people.
Nicholas of Cusa said that the circle was"the symbol whose circumference is nowhere and whose center is everywhere, the circle of infinite radius.
The tunic could well have been woven by Mary herself, or could be a gift"Giovanna,wife of Cusa, Director of Herod.
Man is capable, according to Nicolaus of Cusa, who, after all, is the founder of the modern nation-state, he's the founder of modern science, man is capable of capax Dei.
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Obviously, this is a sharing which leaves intact the infinite distance between the Creator and the creature,as Cardinal Nicholas of Cusa made clear.
Nicholas of Cusa(Nicholas Cusanus), On learned ignorance(Latin: De docta ignorantia), 1440:"And though the earth is smaller than the sun, as is known to us from its shadow and the eclipses….
The expression On learned ignorance It goes back to St. Augustine Augustine,although made famous by the famous Nicholas of Cusa indicating the position of the human face of God.
You have to think the way Cusa developed it in the famous dialogue De Pace Fidei, about peace among the religions, which he wrote after the Fall of Constantinople in 1453, which was a clash of civilizations of its time, where many people were killed.
It was for this reason that the first theologians of any stature to consider themselves Llull's heirs,such as Raymond Sibiuda or Nicholas of Cusa, chose to keep the name of their master quiet.
But it took Nicholas of Cusa and his very important, groundbreaking writing of the Concordantia Catholica, where, for the first time, the representative system was elaborated, including the idea of the equality of all human beings before the law, defining that government has a legitimacy.
This is a reference point for touring culture and nature, near the archaeological sites of Segesta, Agrigento, and of course,the quarries of Cusa, and Selinunte, one of the archaeological sites of the Mediterranean's most impressive.
Nicholas of Cusa, the great philosopher of the 15th Century, called this the vis creativa, the creative power of man: When man is creative, he discovers new principles which correspond to the real laws in the physical universe, and he can upgrade the biosphere through the intervention of the noösphere, as Vladimir Vernadsky put it.
An ideal reference for tourist excursions, cultural, industry and agri-nature at the nearby Segesta, Agrigento and, of course,the Cave of Cusa, and Selinunte whose archaeological remains are one of the most impressive and envied around the Mediterranean.
I believe that through the development of man, the idea of Nicolaus of Cusa, that sin is the lack of development, that evil can be overcome by intellectual development, and especially the aesthetical education of man; when we reach what Krafft Ehricke called the"extraterrestrial imperative," namely that man becomes a species in space, that we will leave this behind us.
We consciously could initiate the next era of history in human civilization which could be so dramatically different, as it was with the Middle Ages and thenew era which was initiated by the great mind, Nicholas of Cusa, who laid the foundation for modern times.
Nicholas of Cusa had, with his method of Coincidentia Oppositorum, the Coinicidence of Opposites, whereby the One has a higher order of power than the Many, laid the cornerstone on which not only the Priniciple of the Peace of Wesphalia and International Law were built, but also a universal method of problem and conflict solving, which is still valid today.
Christopher Columbus became acquainted with this material, from Nicholas of Cusa at that point, before about 1480, and wrote to the circles of Cusa, who was now dead, in Italy, and had extensive exchanges on the subject of Cusa's plans for long-range, oceanic voyages, to develop relations between people in Europe, who were part of the Renaissance, and people in other parts of the world.
