Commentary on Plato's Symposium

Introduction to the dispute of love. p. 38
Love is the mean between beauty and ugliness, and between God and man. p. 39
On the souls of the spheres and the demons. p. 39
On the seven gifts which are granted by God to humans through intermediary spirits. p. 41
On the order of Venusian demons term: "demoni uenerei" demons associated with Venus/the planet Venus, and in what way they induce love. p. 42
In what way we are captured by love. p. 42
On the birth of love. p. 43
In all souls there are two loves, and in ours there are five. p. 45
What passions are in lovers because of the mother of love. p. 47
What dowry the beloved have because of the father of love. p. 50
What the usefulness of love is according to its definition. p. 53
On the two loves, and that the soul is born adorned with truth. p. 55
That the light of truth is in the soul. p. 56
Whence love toward males is born, and whence love toward females. p. 57
Above the body is the soul, above the soul the angel, above the angel God. p. 58
What comparison there is between God and the angel, and between the soul and the body. p. 59
What comparison there is between the beauty of God, the angel, the soul, and the body. p. 60
In what way the soul rises from the beauty of the body to the