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Qui et si homo fuit, antiquissimus tamen, instructissimus omni genere doctrine, adeo ut ei ob multarum rerum et artium scientiam Trismegisto nomen imponerent. Lac- tantius, Divine Institutes, I follow Cicero, De natura deorum Trismegisto, Pimander, 3.
Lactantius, Divinae Institutiones, 1, 6, 3. See also ibid. Lactantius, Divine Institutes, Lactantius, Works, II, Trismegisto, Pimander, 3—4. Cicero, De natura deorum , II, , Pease resuming former studies says that the fourth Mercury, son of the Nilus, is not mentioned elsewhere. Trismegisto, Pimander, 4. Augustine, City of God, — Plato, The Statesman — Philebus, d—e in the Greek text. In he came to Rome with a crown of thorns, on which there was a metal foil with an inscription saying that he was Pimander, chosen by God and Christ.
Lazzarelli recounts the entrance of Giovanni da Correggio into Rome in an odd, anonymous text whose title is Epistola Enoch de admiranda ac portendenti apparitione novi atque divini Prophetae ad omne humanum genus; it was printed without typographical notes ISTC il A critical edition with an English translation is available in Hanegraaf and Bouthoorn, Lazzarelli, — Viterbo, Bibl.
See also Hanegraaf and Bouthoorn, Lazzarelli. Steuco, De perenni philosophia, bk 1, ch. For the testimonia on Hermes Trismegistus, see Scott, Hermetica. Sed nullis antiquis Theologis ac Philosophis non perspectissima divini viri huius doc- trina fuit, ut eum propter inauditum ingenium, propter mirabilem multiplicemque omnium rerum scientiam Ter Maximum vocarent.
Graecorum loquendi mos est ut summum quid ac perfectum dicturi Ter istud ipsum esse dicant […] Sic eum quem undequaque maximum ac mirabilissimum perspicerent, Ter maximum appellarunt, antiquorumque Graecorum fuit appellatio, quod ad Aegyptum profecti diuque cum sacerdotibus versati, copiam magnitudi- nemque ingenij tanti viri cognoscerent. Cosmae Medicis] praecepto Ficinus in Latinum, tanquam a mecoenate susci- piens et suae culturae novalia persolvens, transtulit.
Obiter quidem. In fact, he did not take too much care of it. Indeed, he trans- lated the book plainly, changing and omitting words here and there.
Utrum- que tamen nomen, et Hermae et Trismegisti, nepos accepit. Fuit autem ille Theut rex, sacer- dos et sapiens maximus. The passage recurs with no variations in the second edition of the huge volume, printed in Venice by R.
Meietti in in fact, II, , 33—, 10 Adler], sive ob triplicem vitae conditionem; erat enim, omnium scriptorum traditione, Philosophus maximus, Sacerdos maximus et Rex maximus, ut fuse in Obelisco Pamphilio l. I demonstravimus. Quaeritur fueritne homo an vero nomen eius sit tantum symbolicum, quod de reli- quorum Deorum Aegypti nominibus asseruimus. Nam et de patria, quae ipsum ediderit, et de tempore, quo vixerit, et de dignitate, quam in Aegypto gesserit, mira est veterum dis- sensio.
V, ch. V, sect. Notes on contributor Maurizio Campanelli is a neolatinist and cultural historian, with a particular focus on Italian lit- erature written in Latin between the fourteenth and the eighteenth century. Bibliography Al-Hassan, A. Arabic Sciences and Philosophy 14 : — Augustinus, De civitate Dei, Subiaco, C. Sweynheym and A.
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De natura deorum, recogn. Plasberg, iterum ed. Leipzig: Teubner, The Hague: Mouton, Delph, R. Renaissance Quarterly 47 : — The Sixteenth Century Journal 23 : 35— Journal of the History of Ideas 57 : 55— Donnini, M. Atti del Convegno, ed. Das Ende des Hermetismus. Ficino, M. Berkley: University of California Press, Grafton, A. In Das Ende des Hermetismus … , pp. Hanegraaf, W. Mammarelli, Jablonski, P. Pantheon Aegyptiorum sive de diis eorum commentariis, I, Francofurti ad Viadrum, sumpt.
Kleyb, Kircher, A. Obeliscus Pamphilius, Romae, Typis L. Grignani, Oedypus Aegyptiacus, Romae, V. Mascardi, Kristeller, P. Divinae Institutiones, by Samuel Brandt. ERROR 2. Password and Confirm password must match. If you have an ACS member number, please enter it here so we can link this account to your membership. ACS values your privacy. We use the information you provide to make your reading experience better, and we will never sell your data to third party members.
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