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“Of the bodies in the cosmos, some imitate mind and move in orbits; some imitate soul and move in a straight line, fire and air upward, earth and water downward.” quote by Sallust
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“Of the bodies in the cosmos, some imitate mind and move in orbits; some imitate soul and move in a straight line, fire and air upward, earth and water downward.”

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About This Quote

Source Historical Writing: De Natura Deorum, 1st century BC

The quote contrasts two cosmic orders: one governed by rational, celestial mechanics and another by chaotic, elemental forces, suggesting differing natures of existence.

In simple terms: Two types of cosmic order: rational vs. elemental.

Key Takeaway

Recognize both order and chaos.

Themes

philosophy cosmology contrasts

Mood

thoughtful inquisitive

Type

historical philosophical

When to use this quote

  • astronomy
  • philosophical debate
  • education

Key Concepts

ancient thought metaphysics

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you perceive order in your life?
  • Can chaos be constructive?
A Different Perspective

Simplifies complex cosmology into binary categories.

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