A green plate with a smiley face made of various fruits: two red apples for eyes, a green key lime for the nose, and a yellow banana for the mouth.
What, you want a snack every time?
You just had a lot of warm ups -- you can do this!
The one who really stretched themselves here was Ficino – he was the Florentine who translated all of Plato’s works into Latin, making them known throughout Western Europe and helping to fuel the Renaissance!
King's College London/LMU: History of Philosophy without any Gaps – Footnotes to Plato: Marsilio Ficino
https://www.historyofphilosophy.net/ficino
Marquee sign with bright lights, displaying 'Now Playing: The Main Event' in bold black letters.
School of Economic Science, London: Valery Rees on Marsilio Ficino
https://youtu.be/e6M52VNI4w8
Silhouettes of seven runners in shades of orange, yellow, and red running from left to right, with the caption "Spirit of the Marathon" beneath them.
Marsilio Ficino: Letter to the Human Race
https://youtu.be/-O4zOiV_uig
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Ficino, Marsilio 1433 - 1499 CE from Sophie’s World
(First appears in the chapter titled "The Renaissance")