Marsilio Ficino
Marsilio Ficino (1433-99) Was A Leading Thinker In Florence, A Magnet For The Most Brilliant Scholars Of Fifteenth-Century Europe, Where The Italian Renaissance Derived Its Impulse And Direction, And Where The West Was Awakened To A New Realization About Itself. In Devoting Most Of His Life To The Study And Translation Of The Great Dialogues Of Plato And The Neoplatonists, Ficino And His Colleagues Were Midwives To The Birth Of The Modern World.
Ficino Marsilio:
Theologia Platonica
I Tatti Renaissance Library( 5)
Editor: James Hankins, Translator: Michael J. B. Allen
Harvard University Press, 2005
Hardcover, 368 pages
Ficino Marsilio:
Platonic Theology: Books XII-XIV
I Tatti Renaissance Library( 2)
Editor: James Hankins, Translator: Michael J. B. Allen
Harvard University Press, 2004
Hardcover, 371 pages
Ficino Marsilio:
Platonic Theology: Volume 3 Books IX-XI
I Tatti Renaissance Library( 2)
Editor: James Hankins, Translator: Michael J. B. Allen
Harvard University Press, 2003
Hardcover, 362 pages
Ficino Marsilio:
Meditations on the Soul: Selected Letters of Marsilio Ficino
Introduction by: Clement Salaman
Inner Traditions International , 1997
Quality paperback, 304 pages
