Renaissance
Italy · 15th-17th c.
Marsilio Ficino
Translator of the complete Plotinus into Latin and author of the Theologia Platonica, the central conduit of Neoplatonism into the Renaissance.
- Plotini opera (Latin translation) — Ficino, 1492 not yet ingested
- Plotini opera (Latin translation, expanded) — Ficino, 1580 not yet ingested
- Theologia Platonica — Ficino, 1482 not yet ingested
- Theologia Platonica (in Opera omnia) — Ficino, 1576 not yet ingested
- Latin Proclus (In Alcibiadem excerpts, De sacrificio et magia); Iamblichus De mysteriis; Dionysius — Ficino, 1497 not yet ingested
Basilios Bessarion
Cardinal and Byzantine émigré whose In calumniatorem Platonis defends Plato, and by extension the Platonic tradition, against George of Trebizond.
- In calumniatorem Platonis — , 1469 not yet ingested
Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
Author of the Oratio and the 900 Conclusiones, syncretizing Neoplatonism with Kabbalah and scholastic theology.
- Oratio de hominis dignitate — , 1496 not yet ingested
- Conclusiones (900 Theses) — , 1496 not yet ingested
Agostino Steuco
Coins "philosophia perennis" in a work tracing a single ancient theology through the Platonic and Neoplatonic line.
- De perenni philosophia — , 1540 not yet ingested
Francesco Patrizi
Author of a systematic Neoplatonic cosmology opposing Aristotelianism in the late Italian Renaissance.
- Nova de universis philosophia — , 1591 not yet ingested
Ralph Cudworth
Cambridge Platonist whose True Intellectual System of the Universe carries the tradition into 17th-century England.
- The True Intellectual System of the Universe — , 1678 not yet ingested