The Complete Works of Marsilio Ficino (1561) - Page 24

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the two companions of justice	1111	moral divinity impressed
definition of justice	1301 &	upon us 451; power in every
folio	1397	city 611; of nature 738
the mind venerates divine justice	314	where divine [power] depends 858
things regarding divine justice	1109	what it is, and its types
divine justice does not change the nature of things, but guards and assigns to each its own	1110	1135; invention and order necessary for all	12
		that the use was eternal
		the benefit of the law and the order
that justice is in the universe		necessary for all	12
folio	1718	that the law of the Messiah will be excellent; the Mosaic [law] 65; eternal
Justin the Platonist likely Justin Martyr	72
only the just man loves justice		that it is not right to judge	277
887		to be in the universe	1738
the duty of the just man	651	where laws originate	611
that the just man is made similar to God		how they are confirmed
1431		783; where teachings strive 1322; inspired in men by God 1489
that a moderate youth makes for an easy old age, and vice versa	1397	having referred to three names 1489
that young men ought to seek out the teaching of their elders	1247	regarding things 1510; to whom they were given by divine power 1873
nothing is more dangerous for young people than bold ignorance 3; youthful age becomes senile through vice	519	founder of temporal laws 276; common founder 611; fictions of the founders 611; a founder more excellent than a Sophist 631; to whom the faculty is attributed

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That tireless labor conquers all	890	653; the author looks to the health of the soul 1493; the end	1527
that labors of the mind are heavier than those of the body	1412	the legislator 1964; what sort he ought to be	1499
Lachesis one of the three Fates	392 & 1435	what must be done by the lawgiver in establishing a city	1502
what joy is	1002	legitimate intellect	237
a stone taken from the head of a dragon was brought to Florence 551; how a stone drawn from the belly of a rooster may be of use	552	legitimate priests of the Muses	323
why stones and metals do not reproduce	535	legitimate civility	1963
the generation of stones	1476	why the lion fears the rooster	550
breadth in God	1114	Zeuxis the painter	295
perfect praise	1521	liberality generosity	1963
the method of praising	958	praise of liberality	641
the truest praise is that which is worthy of praise	651	liberty 1963; it is desirable just as the good is 109
Lorenzo Pisanus wrote 18 books on the Song of Songs of Solomon	615	it agrees with necessity 109; in which things it is not absolute 109; our free will is preserved through divine providence 114; and fate 819; excessive	1496
my praises of Lorenzo de' Medici	632
what power the laurel and the palm possess	550	free	1964
law 196 & 612; how much the Christian [law] is more excellent than others 73; how that of Moses was given 68; the new [law] binds everyone 60; against the sacrilegious 325; the Mosaic	434	who is free	109
		books of "skeletons" likely outlines of philosophy among the Greeks were removed from the public 1312; which Plotinus wrote	1539

		that the books of the Christian religion have not been changed for Christians	75


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