👉 Mesitae is a term used in classical Greek philosophy and religion to describe the concept of an "absolute" or perfect being, often interpreted as divine. It was first introduced by Aristotle in his work "De Rerum Natura et Neaturum," where he discusses the idea that there is only one true and pure essence of all things. Mesitae is often contrasted with other forms of reality such as materialism, which emphasizes the existence of objects or phenomena that are not directly
