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Hermetic philosophy (n.) was not felt as inimical to Church Christianity but as its mainstay — Patrizi even begged the Pope to let Hermes take Aristotle's place.
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Hermetic philosophy (n.) was not felt as inimical to Church Christianity but as its mainstay — Patrizi even begged the Pope to let Hermes take Aristotle's place.
Hermetic philosophy (n.) was proposed by the humanist Patrizi to Pope Gregory XIV in place of Aristotle, a moment when two worlds touched that must yet be united, after a psychological differentiation of religious and scientific views.