Ficino in Spain

Toronto: University of Toronto Press (2015)
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Ficino in Spanish literaries -- Ficino as authority in sixteenth-century Spanish letters -- Ficino at Hermes Trismegistus : the Corpus Hermeticum or Pimander -- Persistence and adaptations of Hermetic-Neoplatonic imagery -- Ficino as Plato -- Persistence of political-economic Platonism.

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B785.F434.B97 2015

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