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Deus Infinite Perfectus Argumentum Trium Meditationum is a Latin text presented by Cajetan Hertz, Joseph Willibald Michl, and Placidus von Camerloher. This work, delivered in Munich in 1771, explores theological and philosophical arguments related to God's infinite perfection within the context of the Lenten season meditations organized by the Congregatio Latina Maior B. V. Mariae Matris Propitiae Ab Angelo Salutatae. The text, titled "Iustitia Legislativa...", delves into themes of divine justice and law. This historical document offers insights into 18th-century religious thought and philosophical discourse.
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