De Rerum Natura, Libri Sex (1675)

Exploring Epicurean atomism, this six-book work delves into the nature of existence, denying the gods and examining the formation of the world, including the sun and moon. It addresses the soul and death, culminating in a broader discussion of nature. Renowned for its poetic style and philosophical insights, it has significantly influenced thinkers like Galileo and Newton. This reprint preserves the original's cultural importance, despite potential imperfections, as part of a commitment to safeguarding classic literature.