… resides in a sustained loving poetry in a syncretism of philosophical sources, Neoplatonic,
and fundamentally literary that he learns during his stay in Italy to the service of the Spanish …

… of Ficino books in Spanish libraries also results in finding a printed edition of Ficino’s …
Byrne also traces diligently manuscripts and Spanish translations of the Pimander and even …

… One of the first translations of Ficino into the vernacular is a … This article examines the Czech
humanistic translations of Ficino’… It argues that these letters from Ficino supported the moral …

… ’s father, Dietifeci, worked as a physician for the Medici and ensured that the young Ficino
not only learned traditional medicine but also was educated in novel humanist programs in …

… ’s father, Dietifeci, worked as a physician for the Medici and ensured that the young Ficino
not only learned traditional medicine but also was educated in novel humanist programs in …

… soul, Marsilio Ficino (1433-99). This dissertation will present the psychology of Ficino as a
… The reason for this was that Ficino tried to reconcile the realist and empiric tendencies in his …

… soul, Marsilio Ficino (1433-99). This dissertation will present the psychology of Ficino as a
… The reason for this was that Ficino tried to reconcile the realist and empiric tendencies in his …

… years ago by André Chastel, who characterized Ficino as one of those thinkers who need …
Chastel called these Ficino’s “smiling inventions.”On more than one occasion Ficino likens the …

… , and to Ficino’s use of Plato, for which reason we need to know the historical perspective
through which Ficino approached Plato before we focus on his interpretation of Plotinus. Ficino’…

… ’s father, Dietifeci, worked as a physician for the Medici and ensured that the young Ficino
not only learned traditional medicine but also was educated in novel humanist programs in …