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Bruno, Giordano (1548-1600)
Italian martyr, mystic,
philosopher, astronomer, and mathematician, born in Nola, Italy. Ordained a Dominican
priest in 1572, he defied theories of the day by teaching that universe was infinite. For
that he was to be tried for heresy but fled to Rome
(1576) and Geneva (1578), where he was excommunicated. He was finally allowed to teach in
Paris (1581); also taught in England and Germany; wrote three books on theory of universe
and three on ethics.
Upon his return to Italy in 1591 he was
denounced to the Inquisition; after a 7-year trial in Rome he was burned at the stake by
order of Pope Clement VIII on Feb. 17, 1600.
Giordano Bruno contributed both to the
development of modern science and to the revival of Neo-Platonic magic in the Renaissance.
He is claimed by rationalist humanists and by occultists alike as an ancestor.
Related
books:
Expulsion of the
Triumphant Beast.
Giordano Bruno.
Giordano Bruno
and Renaissance Science.
Giordano Bruno
and the Embassy Affair.
Giordano Bruno
and the Hermetic Tradition.
Giordano Bruno
and the Kabbalah : Prophets, Magicians, and Rabbis.
Giordano Bruno
and the Logic of Coincidence.
Giordano Bruno
and the Philosophy of the Ass.
Giordano Bruno
Cause, Principle and Unity : Essays on Magic.
Giordano Bruno :
His Life, Martyrdom.
Giordano Bruno :
Theosophy's Apostle in the Sixteenth Century.
Hermes to His Son
Thoth : Joyce's Use of Giordano Bruno in Finnegans Wake.
Click
here for more related
books.
Further info:
Biography of Giordano Bruno.
Giordano Bruno [cadre.sjsu.edu].
Giordano Bruno [es.rice.edu].
Giordano
Bruno: Remembering a Martyr for Liberty.
Twilit Grotto of
Joseph and Candy Peterson.
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