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Marsilio Ficino was an Italian philosopher, theologian, astrologer, and physician. He is best known for his translations of Plato and his influential works on Neoplatonism. He was born in Florence to a wealthy family and was educated at the University of Florence. He was a major figure in the Renaissance revival of Platonism and was a close friend of Lorenzo de’ Medici.
Commentaria V perpetua in Platonem. Firenze, Lorenzo d’ Alopa, 2 December 1496 ➤
Consiglio contro la pestilenza. Firenze, Apud Sanctum Jacobum de Ripoli, [not before August] 1481 ➤
De christiana religione. [Firenze, Nicolaus Laurentii Alamanus, between 10 November and 10 December 1476] ➤
De christiana religione. Venezia, Otinus de Luna,1500 ➤
De Christiana religione [Italian] Della cristiana religione. [Firenze, Nicolaus Laurentii Alamanus, 1474-1475] ➤
De vita libri tres (De triplici vita); Apologia; Quod necessaria sit ad vitam securitas; Annotatio. [Basel, Johann Amerbach, not after 1498] ➤
De vita libri tres (De triplici vita); Apologia; Quod necessaria sit ad vitam securitas. Poem by Amerigus Corsinus. Firenze, Antonio di Bartolommeo Miscomini, 3 December 1489 ➤
De vita libri tres, apologia; Quod necessaria sit ad vitam securitas. [Paris], Georg Wolf, [not after 1496] ➤
De vita libri tres (De triplici vita); Apologia; Quod necessaria sit ad vitam securitas; Annotatio. [Basel, Johann Amerbach, not after 1498] ➤
De vita libri tres (De triplici vita); Apologia; Quod necessaria sit ad vitam securitas; Annotatio. With additions by Amerigus Corsinus. Venezia, [Bartholomaeus Pelusius, Gabriel Bracius de Brisighella, Johannes Bissolus, and Benedictus Mangius],1498 ➤
Epistolae. Venezia, Matteo Capcasa, for Hieronymus Blondus, 11 March 1495 ➤
Epistolae. [Nürnberg], Anton Koberger, 24 February 1497 ➤
Liber de sole et lumine. Firenze, Antonio di Bartolommeo Miscomini, 31 January 1493 ➤
Platonica theologia de immortalitate animorum. Firenze, Antonio di Bartolommeo Miscomini, 7 November 1482 ➤
