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Paracelsus. The most famous aphorisms

Everything is poison, and nothing is without poison, only the dose makes the poison invisible.
If someone is the real enemy of Nature, it is the one who mistakenly considers himself smarter than Her, when in fact Nature is an academy for all of us.
Show humility, first of all, in relation to a person, and only then - in relation to God. Anyone who humiliates a person does not respect God either.
What is considered mystical in one century becomes scientific knowledge in another.

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