Philosophia libera (Free Wisdom)
Isaac Cardoso
1673
To the Most Serene Prince and to the Most Honorable and Wise Senators of the Venetian Republic
Free Wisdom befits a Free Republic, most Serene Prince, most honorable Senators, whom Freedom of their spirits has rendered outstanding for preserving the security of their Fatherland. The same freedom, seated in noble minds, will open the way to dig…
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