natura naturata
/nəˌtjʊərə ˌnatjʊˈrɑːtə/ /nəˈtʃʊərə ˌnatʃ(ə)ˈrɑːtə/ /neɪˌtjʊərə ˌnatjʊˈrɑːtə/Philosophy
noun
Nature as a created entity or system; the natural phenomena and forces in which creation is manifested.
- In later use usually with reference to the philosophy of Spinoza..
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Denham (d. 1669), poet and courtier. From post-classical Latin natura naturata from classical Latin nātūra + post-classical Latin naturata, past participle of naturare. Compare Old French nature naturée.