Novalis: All truth is ancient. The enticement of novelty lies only in its expressive variations. The greater the contrast in outw

All truth is ancient. The enticement of novelty lies only in its expressive vari — Novalis

All truth is ancient. The enticement of novelty lies only in its expressive variations. The greater the contrast in outward appearance, the greater the joy of recognition.

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