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Girolamo Cardano

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Girolamo Cardano



Average rating: 3.64 · 135 ratings · 19 reviews · 127 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Book of My Life

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The Rules of Algebra

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The Book on Games of Chance

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Nero. An Exemplary Life

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Il libro dei segreti

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Vita di Girolamo Cardano

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Le opere, le fonti, la vita

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Il prosseneta ovvero della ...

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Des Girolamo Cardano von Ma...

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“I prefer solitude to companions, since there are so few men who are trustworthy, and almost none truly learned. I do not say this because I demand scholarship in all men -- although the sum total of men's learning is small enough; but I question whether we should allow anyone to waste our time. The wasting of time is an abomination.”
Girolamo Cardano

“Let us live, therefore, cheerfully, although there be no lasting joy in mortal things, whose substance is evanescent, inane, and vacuous. But if there is any good thing by which you would adorn this stage of life, we have not of such been cheated - rest, serenity, modesty, self-restraint, orderliness, change, fun, entertainment, society, temperance, sleep, food, drink, riding, sailing, walking, keeping abreast of events, meditation, contemplation, education, piety, marriage, feasting, the satisfaction of recalling an orderly disposition of the past, cleanliness, water, fire, listening to music, looking at all about one, talks, stories, history, liberty, continence, little birds, puppies, cats, consolation of death, and the common flux of time, fate and fortune, over the afflicted and the favoured alike. There is a good hope for things beyond all hope; good in the exercise of some art in which one is skilled; good in meditating upon the manifold transmutation of all nature and upon the magnitude of Earth.”
Girolamo Cardano

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