Marsilio Ficino

Introduction

To Cosimo de' Medici

Venus subdues mars, and jupiter saturn

All praise of all things should be given back unto God, the beginning and the end of all

A disputation against the pronouncements of the astrologers

Disputation against the judgement of the astrologers (excerpt)

Divine law cannot be made by the heavens, but may perhaps be indicated by them

The star of the magi

Good fortune is in fate, true happiness in virtue

On obtaining life from the heavens (excerpts)

The principles of music

The book of the sun

What he thinks of astrology.