""Cosmologia"" est tractatus philosophicus qui mundi adspectabilis naturam, originem, et structuram secundum principia philosophiae scholasticae investigat. Hoc in opere, auctor, sodalis Societatis Iesu, quaestiones fundamentales de materia prima, de quantitate, de spatio et tempore, necnon de legibus naturae quae universum regunt, perspicue exponit. Argumentatio in traditione Aristotelico-Thomistica radicata est, sed etiam ad progressiones scientiae illius aevi respicit, conans harmoniam inter rationem philosophicam et fidem Christianam demonstrare. Liber dividitur in partes quae de mundi constitutione, de causis mundi, et de ordine universali disserunt.
Hic textus non solum historicum momentum habet, sed etiam perutile subsidium praebet iis qui student metaphysicae et philosophiae naturali. Per analysim rigorosam, ""Cosmologia"" pervestigat naturam corporum, motum, et finem ultimum rerum creatarum, praebens integram visionem mundi ex parte sapientiae Christianae. Est opus necessarium ad intellegendam evolutionem cogitationis cosmologicae in contextu academico saeculi vicesimi ineuntis.
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