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Return and restored agreement

reddatur; reddere; concordetur; concordare; ademtum; separatum; Reddere

The general foundation of restoration is to give each thing back what mortification removed and to bring it again into agreement or union with that thing.

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Nine Books on the Nature of Things

Attributed to Paracelsus · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

The general foundation of restoration is to give each thing back what mortification removed and to bring it again into agreement or union with that thing. The verbs divide the action into return and restored relation. This conclusion grounds the preceding wood narrative in recombination, while admitting that the particulars are difficult to explain here and deferring fuller treatment to the next book.

Places to read

  1. Book 6 · Resuscitation · Passage 10Latin“reddatur cumque ea concordetur”