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Coelum

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Coe´lum
n.1.(Anat.) See Body cavity, under Body.

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Conspicuously absent from this 22-level design is the primum mobile, the outermost physical sphere of the cosmos, which is given its proper place between the coelum stellatum and the angels in other parts of Fludd's work (where he does not conflate it with other levels to accommodate a numerological pattern).
xix, quodammodo pro scuto habet coelum sidereum astris ornatum: sic, Rex Francorum Ecclesiae paranimphus, pro gloria Christi scutum fert nobilissimum: in quo, aurea lilia quasi astra in sereno coelo fulgere videatur: ut etiam ex coeli altitudine sue dignitatis regalis sublimitas dignoscatur," 21-22; "Ex alio etiam capite, Arma Christianiss.
Sodomy was considered one of those frightful sins which cry to heaven for vengeance, according to the ancient adage: "Clamat ad coelum vox sanguinis et sodomorum, vox oppresso rum, merces detenta laborum.
 
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