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1491 Diuus Plato.Opera Platonis ed. Marsilio Ficino .Venice, Naldus Nandius Flo

1491 Diuus Plato.Opera Platonis ed. Marsilio Ficino .Venice, Naldus Nandius Florentinus || in huius operis laudem Auteur(s), cr ateur(s), collaborateur(s) : Platon (0427? av. J.C.-0348? av. J.C.); Ficino, Marsilio (1433-1499) Type d'objet repr sent : Incunable Lieu de cr ation de l'objet original : Venise (Italie) Identifiant(s) : XV.B130 Acc s ouvert - Domaine public URL permanente : http://hdl.handle.net/2268.1/2270 Naldus Nandius Florentinus || in huius operis laudem Auteur(s), cr ateur(s), collaborateur(s) : Platon; Ficino, Marsilio Type d'objet repr sent : Incunable URL permanente http://hdl.handle.net/2268.1/2270 D tails Fichier(s) Collection: Incunables Lieu de conservation de l'objet original: R seau des Biblioth ques Auteur(s), cr ateur(s), collaborateur(s): Platon (0427?-0348? av. J.-C.) (auteur) Ficino, Marsilio (1433-1499) (commentateur d'un texte crit) Editeur: Impressum Venetiis : per Bernardinu[m] de Choris de Cremona [et] Simone[m] de luero impensis Andree Toresani de Asula Premi re publication ou diffusion de l'objet original: 1491 15e si cle Moyen ge (476-1492) Lieu de cr ation de l'objet original: Venise (Italie) Identifiant(s): XV.B130 (cote ULi ge) 709905753 (code-barres ULi ge) Langue de l'objet original: Latin Description: Notes: Mention de publication prise au colophon. 2 col. de 62 lignes ; caract res gothiques. Signatures : a4 a-z8 A-Z8 2A-2G8 2H Texte en rouge et noir. Empreinte: entu iaum seer yoob (3) 1491 (R) (exemplaire ULi ge) Traduit de: Grec ancien (jusqu' 1453) Mat riau, support de l'objet original: Papier Description physique de l'objet repr sent : [4], 444 feuillets ; in-8. Mots-cl s: Platon (0427?-0348? av. J.-C.) -- Critique et interpr tation -- Ouvrages avant 1800 Discipline(s) CREF: Philosophie Discipline(s): Arts & sciences humaines => Philosophie & thique Ressource(s) li e(s) l'objet original: Polain(B) 3190 Autre(s) contributeur(s): Corio, Bernardino (1459-1505) (imprimeur-libraire) Luere, Simon de (imprimeur-libraire) Torresano, Andrea (1451-1529) (imprimeur-libraire) Fait partie du: Domaine public URL permanente: http://hdl.handle.net/2268.1/2270 Details Title Diuus Plato. Variant Titles Divus Plato At head of title: Naldus Nandius Florentinus in huius operis laudem Platonis Operaomm Author Plato. Contributor Marsilio Ficino 1433-1499. Naldo Naldi 1439-approximately 1520 Subjects Plato -- Criticism and interpretation Philosophy, Ancient Neoplatonism Immortality -- Early works to 1800 Description Translated from the Greek, with commentaries, by Marsilio Ficino. At head of title: Naldus Nandius [i.e. Naldius?] Florentinus in huius operis laudem; followed by 7 distichs. Imprint from colophon (leaf 2H8 verso). Signatures: [a]4 a8 b-o8 p-q r-z8 A-D8 E-F G-Z8 2A-2F8 2G-2H . Leaves printed on both sides. Text in double columns; 62 lines per page. Guide-letters; catch-words. "Prohemium Marsilij Ficini Florentini in libros Platonis ad Laurentiu[m] Medice[m] viru[m] magnanimu[m]"--Leaf [a]1 verso. "Theologia Platonica Marsilij Ficini Florentini de animorum immortalitate"--Leaves 338a-442b (T2 recto-2H8 verso). Handwritten notes throughout text. Includes index. Publisher Impressum Uenetijs : Per Simonem Richar dum de Luero Creation Date 13 Augusti 1491 Format [1], [4], 444, [1] leaves ; 31 cm.. Language Latin Source Alma Plato, Diuus Plato 1491),(Venice, The Divine Plato In his dialogue entitled The Timaeus, Plato taught that the cosmos is constructed from regular geometrical figures known as the Pythagorean solids. Whenever one finds an emphasis upon mathematical demonstrations in science, one may credit Plato and the Pythagoreans. Alfred North Whitehead wrote that the history of philosophy is a series of footnotes to Plato. Some have said the same about the history of science. This early edition of Plato s works was edited by Marsilio Ficino, the leading scholar of the Italian Quattrocento (Renaissance). It includes Ficino s own essays on theology and Platonic love. Under the patronage of Lorenzo de Medici, Ficino founded the Florentine Platonic Academy. Galileo's World Exhibition Location Bizzell Library, 5th Floor Exhibit Hall uploads/Litterature/ 1491-diuus-plato-opera-platonis-ed-marsilio-ficino-venice.pdf