Question

What is mainly the significance of the phrase nullius in verba in relation to enlightenment ideals?

Answer 1

Answer:

nullius in verba means take no ones word for it

Explanation:

think for your self have your own opinion don't just listen to others and take their word like its the word of God. they want you to do that but you have to study for yourself to get the actual reality

Answer 2

Answer:

The main idea that no one has authority over other people's opinions or points of view. The Enlightenment had the same precepts, trying to create logical thinking, and the people's freedom to say and share their visions about the world.

Explanation:

Nullius in Verba, in a free translation from Latin, it means "Take nobody's word for it". It is the motto of the Royal Society, founded in 1660, John Evelyn and other members of such a society chose this motto soon after founding the Society.