Reading Theophrastus's Mind: Marsilio Ficino's Reception of Priscian of Lydia

In E. Anagnostou & K. Parry (eds.), The Neoplatonists and Their Heirs: Christians, Jews, and Muslims. Brill. pp. 417-1438 (2023)
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'Reading Theophrastus's Mind: Marsilio Ficino's Reception of Priscian of Lydia', in The Neoplatonists and Their Heirs: Christians, Jews, and Muslims, ed. by E. Anagnostou and K. Parry, Brill 2023, pp. 417-1438 This article has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 under the Marie Skłodowska Curie Grant agreement 795792.

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