A fascinating work exploring the philosophical relationship of the material world to the "logos of God," or the material world as the logos of God, more properly, after a more optimistic, Aristotelian model of immanence and transcendence. Fairly rare on the market.
Field, George. The Two Great Books of Nature and Revelation; or, the Cosmos and the Logos. Being A History of the Origin and Progression of the Universe, from Cause to Effect; More Particularly of the Earth and the Solar System: the Modus Operandi of the Creation of Vegetables, Animals, and Man; And How they are the Types and Symbols by which the Creator Wrote the Logos. Illustrated by the First Chapters of Genesis. By George Field. New-York. S. R. Wells. 1870. 501pp.
A good + copy, bound in cloth, generally solid, with light foxing, and a small stain to the first few pages.
