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The 12 pages that link to Marsilio Ficino, each with the reason it gives.

• HermeticismRelated: His Latin translation of the Corpus Hermeticum helped launch its Renaissance reception.

• PlotinusRelated: His translations helped return Plotinus’s writings to prominence in Renaissance philosophy.

• EsotericismRelated: His translations brought influential ancient esoteric texts into Renaissance Europe.

• Perennial philosophyRelated: His prisca theologia helped shape the idea of ancient wisdom shared across religions.

• ProclusRelated: Ficino’s translations and interpretations helped renew interest in Proclus’s Platonic tradition.

• Natural magicRelated: Ficino developed a Christian form of astral medicine and natural magic.

• Renaissance magicRelated: His writings developed a Christian account of natural and astral influence.

• Hermes TrismegistusRelated: His translation helped make Hermetic writings influential among Renaissance scholars.

• Giovanni Pico della MirandolaRelated: Ficino’s Platonism formed a nearby model for Pico’s own engagement with ancient philosophy.

• Renaissance philosophyRelated: His translations and interpretations made Platonism central to Florentine intellectual life.

• Judah Leon AbravanelRelated: Ficino’s Platonist project offers a close Renaissance counterpart to Abravanel’s.

• Pontus de TyardRelated: Ficino’s translations and interpretations helped transmit ideas that Tyard used in his philosophical writing.