The Summary of Physics Restored

146Let the human being not fashion dreams for himself while boasting of varied titles and claiming the name of microcosm for himself alone as though it were his particular property, because the natural motions of the macrocosm are perceived by analogy in his material structure. For every animal, even a little worm, and every plant, even seaweed, is a small world bearing the image of the greater one. Let the human being therefore seek the world outside himself, and he will find it everywhere. All creatures have the same archetype, from which innumerable worlds have been brought forth from the same matter, though dissimilar in form. Let lowliness and humility therefore be assigned to humankind, and glory to God alone.