De vita longa

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De vita longa is a philosophical treatise by Marsilio Ficino that explores how to preserve and extend human life through a blend of medicine, astrology, and Neoplatonic thought.

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instanceOf Renaissance work
philosophical treatise
aimsTo align human life with cosmic order
integrate astrology with medicine
show how to preserve and extend human life
associatedWith Florentine Platonism NERFINISHED
Medici court culture NERFINISHED
author Marsilio Ficino NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Italy
focusesOn diet and lifestyle
harmonizing human life with the heavens
practical rules for long life
regimen of life
genre Neoplatonic work
astrological treatise
medical treatise
philosophical literature
hasWorkInSeries De vita coelitus comparanda
De vita sana
historicalPeriod Italian Renaissance NERFINISHED
influencedBy Galenic medicine NERFINISHED
Hermetic tradition NERFINISHED
Platonic philosophy
ancient medical theory
intendedAudience humanist scholars
learned physicians
patrons concerned with health and longevity
mainTheme extension of human life
influence of celestial bodies on human health
preservation of human life
relationship between body and soul
originalLanguage Latin
partOf De vita libri tres NERFINISHED
philosophicalTradition Neoplatonism NERFINISHED
positionInSeries third book of De vita libri tres
subjectOf scholarly studies on Renaissance medicine
scholarly studies on Renaissance philosophy
scholarly studies on astrology and magic in Ficino
usesDiscipline astrology
medicine
natural philosophy
writtenBy Marsilio Ficino, a Florentine philosopher NERFINISHED

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