in calumniatorem platonis

A tale of two books: Bessarion 's. In Calumniatorem Platonis and George of Trebizond's Comparatio Philosophorum. Platonis et Aristotelis1. John Monfasani.

So far from being the culmination of his career in Italy

The In Calumniatorem Platonis (1469) by cardinal Bessarion is a milestone in the his- tory of Renaissance philosophy which marks the official return of 

NICCOLÒ PEROTTI. AND BESSARION 'S. IN CALUMNIATOREM. PLATONIS. By John Monfasani. Perotti's role in revising Bessarion's Latin for the 1469 edition has long.

In Calumniatorem Platonis: Kardinal Johannes Bessarion (ca. 1403-1472) als Vermittler und. Verteidiger der Philosophie Platons.

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ricus a copy of his In calumniatorem Platonis published in August 1469

22 ???? 2011 sarion's In Calumniatorem Platonis. Fabio STOK and Giancarlo. ABBAMONTE discuss the chronology of Perotti's early translations of De.

In 1466 the Latin version of In calumniatorem Platonis was published for the first time but Bessarion hastened to block its circulation

In Calumniatorem Platonis (henceforth ICP) Cardinal Bessarion's Indeed

Editions Of In Calumniatores Platonis (5 resources in data bnf fr) Books (5) Contro il calumniatore di Platone (2014) Jean Bessarion (1403-1472) Roma : Edizioni di storia e letteratura cop 2014 Bessarionis in Calumniatorem Platonis libri IV (1967) Jean Bessarion (1403-1472) Aalen : Scientia Verlag ; Paderborn: F Schöningh 1967

In Calumniatorem Platonis and George of Trebizond's Comparatio Philosophorum Platonis et Aristotelis1 John Monfasani With apologies to Charles Dickens I would like to tell a tale of two books The history of each is intimately entwined with that of the other's but their destinies proved quite different The same could be said of their authors

One of his most prominent achievements was a phil- osophical treatise entitled In Calumniatorem Platonis which is now recognised as both the last philosophi- cal work of Byzantine civilisation and the first major philosophical treatise to appear before the writings of Marsilio Ficino and Giovanni Pico della Mirandola

the Latin of the In Calumniatorem as part of a large project to re-present Bessarion to the Latin West in a more polished Latin dress I subsequently 1 Monfasani 1981a; Monfasani 1981b; and Monfasani 1983 For bibliography on Perotti to 1992 see Charlet 1993 2 See Monfasani 1981a 168; see also Monfasani 1983 229–235 for a list of the correc-

455) Bessarion rejects universal determinism in his work In calumniatorem Platonis where he argues that both Plato and Aristotle left room for human autonomy (Mohler II 180 ff ) 17 For modern discussions of Plethon’s doctrine of fate see Masai 1956 186–199 and 238–244;

Bessarion’s In calumniatorem Platonis Book Five alias Correctio librorum Platonis de legibus Georgio Trapezuntio interprete Akitsugu Taki Abstract Bessarion inspected codex Venetus gr 188 s XIV probably with codex Venetus gr 187 s XV in the making of his lemmata and paraphrases of Plato’s Laws in his In calumniatorem Platonis

Greek culture after the fall of Byzantium—The In Calumniatorem Platonis as a defense of Greek culture—Bessarion's views on the relationship be-tween Greek philosophy and the Christian religion 5 Bessarion vs Trebizond 236 General estimate and summary of Trebizond's Comparatio Platonis el

Bessarion’s In Calumniatorem Platonis was the most important work of Platonism in Italy before Ficino began publishing and one of Bessarion’s most important collaborators in the writing of this work was the Dominican theologian Giovanni Gatti (See Monfasani 2008b; Monfasani 1997) who spent a year in Hungary as a member of Archbishop John

The structure and contents of In Calumniatorem Platonis are in many respects determined by the structure and contents of another book written during the same period by another famous Greek intellectual: Comparatio philosophorum Aristotelis et Platonis of George of Trebizond (1395-1471)

Platonis published in 1469 where he meant to discredit the attack against Plato by George Trapezountios in his Comparationes philosophorum Aristotelis et Platonis (published in 1458) which criticized Plethon’s condemna-tion of Aristotelian philosophy in his work On the Differences Between Plato and Aristotle (De differentiis)

Calumniatorem Platonis the next major mile-stone in the Renaissance controversy Biographical Information George of Trebizond (5/6 April 1396c –1474) earnedhisdailybreadasateacherandpractitioner of Latin eloquence and rhetoric as a papal secre-tary and as a translator of a wide array of Greek classical and patristic texts into Latin just