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what does the writer want to mean by the great book of nature?​

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Answered by piperrockellepragya
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It's a mystic reference to using nature to understand the world.

The Book of Nature is a religious and philosophical concept originating in the Latin Middle ... Consequently, it is also perfect and thus the ultimate object of desire, or the 'Supreme Good'.

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