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Giulio Cesare Vanini's Heterodox Publication

When
1616
Where
Paris, France
Episodes
1

In 1616, Giulio Cesare Vanini published De Admirandis Naturae Reginae Deaeque Mortalium Arcanis in Paris. This work, approved by Sorbonne theologians, expressed his heterodox views on nature and eternal laws, distinguishing it from his earlier 1615 book.

Episodes

  1. 1616 · Paris, FrancePublication of De Admirandis

    Vanini published his heterodox work in Paris in 1616, approved by Sorbonne theologians.

Background and detail

Publication Details. The book De Admirandis was printed in Paris in 1616 by Adrien Périer. It was divided into four books and received approval from two theologians at the Sorbonne. This publication marked a shift from his previous work, which aimed to demonstrate God's existence.

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Sources

  1. Lucilio Vanini Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-19

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