"De Systemate Mundi" is a philosophical work by Giovanni Battista Vico, published in 1708. In this text, Vico explores the nature of the universe and the relationship between humanity and the cosmos. He emphasizes the importance of historical context and cultural development in understanding human existence. Vico argues that knowledge is shaped by the experiences and beliefs of societies over time. He introduces the concept of the "corsi e ricorsi," or cycles of history, suggesting that civilizations rise and fall in predictable patterns. This work laid the groundwork for later philosophical and historical thought.