Cornelius Agrippa
Cornelius Agrippa, a noted scholar and occult philosopher of the Renaissance, is recognized for his contributions to the study of magic and the occult sciences. His significant work, 'De Occulta Philosophia,' explores the connections between magic, mathematics, astrology, and theology, reflecting the era's deep fascination with hidden knowledge and the power of human thought. Agrippa's critical stance on conventional sciences and his belief in the potential dangers of knowledge highlight the complexities of Renaissance thought.
Born on Sep 14, 1486 (540 years old)
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Agrippa is considered the founder of occult sciences and expressed skepticism about the corrupting nature of knowledge.
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