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Latina: Hoc libro edito Venetiis ab Aldo Manutio a. 1497 haec continentur:

Epistula Marsilii Ficini Ioanni medici Cardinali. Iamblichi de mysteriis Aegyptiorum, Chaldaeorum, Assyriorum. Excerpta Marsilii Fiscini ex graecis Procli commentariis in Alcibiadem Platonis primum. Opus Procli de sacrificio interprete Marsilio Ficino. Porphyrii de occasionibus, sive causis ad intelligibilia nos ducentibus interprete Marsilio Ficino. Epistula Marsilii Ficini Laurentio Medici. Epistula Marsilii Ficini Petro Medici. Synesii de somniis translatus a Marsilio Ficino. Ex Michale Psello de daemonibus excerpta interprete Marsilius Ficinus. Epistula Marsilii Ficini Philippo Valori Interpretatio Prisciani Lydi in Theophrastum de sensu traducta et exposita a Marsilio Ficino. Prohemium Marsilii Ficini Florentini in Alcinoi et Speusippi, et Pythagorae obuscula ab eo in latinam linguam traducta. Alcinoi platonici philosophi liber de doctrina Platonis. Speusippi Platonis discipuli liber de Platonis definitionibus. Pythagorae philosophi aurea verba. Symbola Pythagore phylosophi. Praefatio Marsilii Ficini in traductionem libri Xenocratis platonici de morte. Xenocratis philosophi liber de morte translatus a Marsilio Ficino.

Marsilii Ficini liber de voluptate.
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Auctor Marsilius Ficinus, Aldus Manutius, Iamblichus, Proclus, Porphyrius, Synesius, Michael Psellus, Priscianus Lydius, Alcinous, Speusippus, Pythagoras, Xenocrates

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