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Baruch Spinoza

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How much do I love that noble man
More than I could tell with words
I fear though he'll remain alone
With a holy halo of his own.
--
Albert Einstein, in "Zu Spinozas Ethik" (1920), a poem written in admiration of Spinoza, as quoted in Einstein and Religion (1999) by Max Jammer "Einstein's Poem on Spinoza" (with scans of original German manuscript) at Leiden Institute of Physics, Leiden University

 
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