the devil or god and detail/s again

[Mark Knighton]

I recall seeing it in German attributed to Aby Warburg:
?Gott hegt in den Details.

M. Knighton




Katie Costello wrote:
>
> I am making a final appeal to anyone who may know the origin and original
> language of the phrase. There were some replies, but I'm sure this saying
> goes back much further than the last century.
>
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