Platonic theology of the immortality of the soul in the XVIII books

"Platonic theology of the immortality of the soul" is the main work of the Florentine humanist Marsilio Ficino (1433-1499) Fichino"s work gained wide European fame both thanks to his Latin translations of the works of Plato, Plotin, Yamvlikh, Procla, Porphyria, treatises of the Hermetic Corps, as well as his own religious and philosophical works in the Latin language, the main of which is the readers proposed by the attention of the readers" Platonic Theology ". For many years, Ficino headed the created Lorenzo Medici with the magnificent famous Florentine Platonic Academy, which had a great influence on the European minds of the second half of the 15th century.
The book will be interesting to everyone who does not leave indifferent the history of European philosophy, as well as everything related to the Renaissance Florentine culture of the 15th century