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Maier, Michael · 1619

and donation of the Pope, but through public martial law and concluded agreements with the Oriental or Greek emperors.
It is, favorable reader, called by naturalists or philosophers that which is Verum True, which is otherwise also synonymous with Ens an entity/being, a substance or true, independent thing, a singular and good or universal good, and indeed not without special reason. For that which is in nature and in truth itself, is indeed true and properly so, and what is also truthfully true on earth: conversely, what is false and fabricated, or not to be found in nature, is also entirely nothing, and consists only in the mere imagination mental image of people, their mere speech, or writings (which can contain and represent both the true and proper as well as all fabricated and false seeming things). But what is singular also has its kinship with the True, as that which is entirely simple and without complication; conversely, what is false and fabricated is manifold, fighting against itself, and painted over only with a mere appearance. In the same way, there is also