Kircher: Ars Magna Sciendi (1669)

Imagine a 17th-century 'master key' designed to unlock every science from theology to medicine through a single, elegant system of logic. In 'Ars Magna Sciendi,' the polymath Athanasius Kircher promises to transform the 'chaos' of nature into a structured 'encyclopedia' using a revolutionary combinatory art. Readers will discover how a series of symbolic alphabets and logical 'engines' can generate infinite arguments and reveal the hidden interconnectedness of the entire universe.