On the Institution of Music (De institutione musica)
De institutione musica (15th c. MS)
Music HarmonyClassical PhilosophyNatural PhilosophyMusic Of The SpheresPerennial PhilosophyMathematics
Natural Philosophy & ScienceClassical PhilosophyMathematics & Sacred NumberMusic, Harmony & ResonanceThe Music of the SpheresThe Perennial Philosophy
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Unlock the mathematical secrets of the universe through the lens of early medieval music theory. Boethius reveals how sound is not just an art, but a cosmic science that governs the movements of the stars, the health of the human soul, and the physical vibrations of the lyre.
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