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生命三书

1489 · 作者: 马尔西利奥·费奇诺

一部关于学者健康的医学与占星指南,包括如何利用自然和天体的影响,在近代早期的欧洲流传甚广。

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简介

“Three Books on Life” appeared in Florence in 1489. The first book, “On a Healthy Life”, addresses scholars, whom study and the influence of Saturn make prone to melancholy, and recommends diet, sleep, music and walks; the second, “On a Long Life”, deals with the health of the old. The third, “On Obtaining Life from the Heavens”, starts from a passage in Plotinus and explains how the spirit of the world can be drawn upon through plants, scents, music and images. Because of this book Ficino was suspected of magic and wrote an apology the same year, insisting on its natural and medical character. The work went through many editions into the 17th century. Klibansky, Panofsky and Saxl used its theory of melancholy to interpret Dürer’s “Melencolia I”, and Frances Yates read it as a source of Renaissance magic, a reading that remains disputed.

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