This 15th-century German thinker was a polymath whose influence spanned philosophy, theology, and science. Through his writings, particularly his exploration of 'learned ignorance,' he delved into profound spiritual and mathematical concepts. His work reflects a quest for knowledge while acknowledging the limits of human understanding. He also played a significant role in the political and ecclesiastical affairs of his era.
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