...of poetic frenzy, he identifies himself as an Israelite fleeing from idolatry and slavish opinions. "If you forgive me, I shall rejoice; if you are enraged...ready for six thousand years for one to study him." This exaltation leads him to address his enigmas with utmost eagerness. Even though Kepler complains...

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