Cosmographicus Liber

A treatise to understand the world. Cosmographicus Liber orders the Earth, the subjects it to proportion and inscribes it within a living cosmos where each sphere, each axis and each measure responds to a higher intelligence. Limited edition to 100 Numbered copies.

Conceived in the Renaissance, when the universe was still understood as a sacred architecture, this book acts as a symbolic artifact where science, theology, and contemplation converge. Here, The maps are not meant for traveling, but for thinking about the place of human beings between the heavens and matter. Each diagram is a visual meditation; each figure, a key that connects the visible with the invisible.

Far from modern cartography, Cosmographicus Liber it proposes an initiatory vision of the world: the Earth as a symbolic center, las esferas como niveles de conocimiento y el movimiento de los astros como lenguaje. No enseña a dominar el espacio, sino a leer el orden oculto que lo sostiene.

Esta edición se presenta como un objeto de estudio y contemplación, fiel al espíritu original de la obra.

Un libro que se adentra en el núcleo de la cosmología simbólica:

• Diagramas cosmográficos concebidos como mapas del orden universal.
• Figuras geométricas que expresan la relación entre cielo, tierra y humanidad.
• Una visión del conocimiento como armonía, proporción y correspondencia.
• El universo entendido como texto sagrado, legible solo a través de sus signos.
• Una cosmografía donde conocer es contemplar.

Cada ejemplar es una gateway to the thought of the world before the fragmentation of knowledge.

Are you ready to open a book that does not promise immediate answers, but a vision of the cosmos where every form has meaning and every measure reveals a greater order?

GTIN: 978-84-09-77288-9

Book in Latin (a digital memorandum is provided)

200.00€

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The visible order as a reflection of the invisible

Before the world was concreted, it was thought of as an intelligible order, a structure where heaven and earth communicated through forms, numbers, and correspondences. Cosmographicus Liber it emerges from that time when knowing was not about domination, but learning to situate oneself within a greater framework.

This work seeks to show how it was conceived: as a coherent whole, governed by principles that transcend the visible. through schemes, geometric arrangements and representations of the world, the book offers a reading of the cosmos where every measure implies a relationship and every figure points to an underlying harmony.

these pages respond to a deeper need: to understand the human being's place among the spheres, to recognize the balance that sustains creation and to accept that true knowledge demands attention, patience and contemplation. Here, cosmography acts as a silent language that organizes space and, at the same time, guides the inner gaze.

And a testament to Renaissance thought, when the understanding of the world also implied a spiritual responsibility. Each diagram is an invitation to pause; each structure, a reminder that the universe was conceived as something readable.

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