Lorenzo de' Medici, Seven Philosophical Questions in Verse
Quaestiones VII propositae a Laurentio Medice in carmine quodam
Latin
16th century (1501–1510)
174 pages
First Translation
No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
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About This Book
NeoplatonismPhilosophy
Lorenzo the Magnificent steps away from political maneuvering to wrestle with the mechanics of the soul. These seven philosophical questions force a confrontation between human free will and the absolute power of God. You will discover how a Renaissance ruler reconciled the demands of virtue with the necessity of divine grace.
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