ABSTRACT
for the 18 items in this Variorum edition
(Columbia volume)
306.1.3up
forms in matter [NOT Forms]
306.2.9
Good NOT good]
307.2.9
ADD The Platonic Theology was first published in 1482
311.3.1up
ADD in Savoy.
312.9
his Timaeus had shown that [ADD shown]
312.2.2up
had been [NOT has]
314.3.8up
in the mid 17th century [NOT after mid-century]
For Ficino and musical harmonies, see now the fascinating study by Jacomien Prins, Echoes of an Invisible World: Marsilio Ficino and Francesco Patrizi on Cosmic Order and Music Theory (Leiden, Brill: 2014).
(Pico).
The most important recent work on the Oration is undoubtedly that by Brian P. Copenhaver, “The Secret of Pico’s Oration: Cabala and Renaissance Philosophy,” Midwest Studies in Philosophy 26 (2002), pp. 56–81; idem, “Magic and the Dignity of Man: De-Kanting Pico’s Oration,” in The Italian Renaissance in the Twentieth Century: Acts of an international conference in Florence, Villa I Tatti, June 9–11, 1999, ed. A Grieco et al. (Florence, 2002), pp. 295–320.
(Cantab Crit)
BIB on p.653
sub Kallendorf
CUT 1943, reprint Gloucester, MA: Peter Smith, 1964
ADD Hanover, N.H.: University Press of New England, 1989.
Sub Kristeller ADD reprint Gloucester, MA: Peter Smith, 1964.
(Res et verba)
15.6
Every fourth year [NOT fifth]
17.9
The king [NEW SENTENCE]
27n34
This section of Ficinian commentary on the Mystical Theology is now in chapter XIII. 1–2 of the new I Tatti edition (Cambridge, Mass.: HUP, 2015): Ficino is interpreting the opening of 1.3 (ed. Cordier, i.e. Migne’s 1000BC).
(Cultural Icon)
250n33
4.2.2–4 [NOT 4.4.2–4]
(Kristeller)
We now realize the Nixon tapes began in 1971
2mid.
Giuseppe Saitta [NOT Guiseppe]
(Education)
235n40.2:
of bodily
Bynum [NOT Bynn]
Resurrection in Western Christianity CE 200–1336.
(Language of Past)
40n8
move IV.1 up to follow Theology
3 vols. should be 6
41.2.1
Count [NOT Duke]
(Venus)
81
title [italicize Commento and Heptaplus and unitalicize all the rest]
103.5
in a sense [ADD a]
(Quisque)
44.1.6up
It is also quite [ADD is]
(At Variance)
34.10
of souls {NOT of the soul}
43n44
ADD Luke 9:28–36
(Achedemus)
411.1up
Angelic [NO italics]
(Statuary)
130n10
ADD Cf. the well-known passage in the Enneads 1.6.9—indebted as it is to the Phaedrus 252D6–7 —on the need to work on one’s own statue until we see “self-mastery enthroned upon its holy seat” (Phaedrus 254B7).
(Saturn)
ADD This essay has also appeared in Renaissance Averroism and its Aftermath: Arabic Philosophy in Early Modern Europe, ed. Anna Akasoy and Guido Giglioni, International Archives of the History of Ideas 211 (Dordrecht: Springer, 2013), pp. 81–87.
25.5
complementary [NOT complimentary]
(Eurydice)
30.2.3up
had lost: he was [NOT has …is]
30n43.2up
below. [i.e. END sentence];
33n55.2
Dombek
35.5
comma not semicolon
(Epinomis).
476.2.2up
comma not semicolon
482.2.3up
other senses [NOT others]
