Mercury Trismegistus · thesis 27.6

Thesis 27.6

Latin

Nihil est in uniuerso passibile mortis uel corruptionis.

Copy-text: Farmer 1998, line 17260

The Latin corollary that follows this thesis in the copy-text ('Vbique uita, ubique prouidentia, ubique immortalitas', farmer1998:17263) is not separately numbered by Farmer and is not treated as its own entry here.

English

Nothing in the universe is capable of suffering death or corruption.

Sense checked against farmer1998:17322.

Translation: machine-drafted 2026-09-26 by TRANSLATOR-T04b; sense checked against farmer1998:17322; awaiting human check

Attribution: reported according to the ancient doctrine of Mercury Trismegistus (section 27 of the historical theses) · Pico's stance: reports

Farmer's cross-references

• 20.3 Omnis uita est immortalis.
• 21.4 Maior pars rerum quae in somnis innotescunt aut per purgationem animae, aut per indemoniationem, aut per meram spiritus reuelationem innotes
• 21.5 Quod scribit Tabet Chaldeus de dormitione super epar in reuelatione somniorum recte intelligetur si ad hoc dictum dicta Platonis in Timeo co
• 21.6 Quia sicut dixit Abdala, videre somnia est fortitudo imaginationis, intelligere ea est fortitudo intellectus, ideo qui uidet ea ut plurimum
• 27.5 Nihil est in mundo expers uitae.
• 7.1 Possibile est prophetia in somnis per illustrationem intellectus agentis super animam nostram.