Alcinoi philosophi, Institutio ad Platonis doctrinam: a præsule tropiensi primùm, deinde à Marsilio Ficino de Græcis conversa: nunc vero de integro recognita & Latina facta

Ex Officina Gabrielis Buon, in Clauso Brunello, Sub Signo D. Claudii (1566)
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