Ficino: De Sole et Lumine (1493)

Step into the luminous world of the Renaissance’s greatest Neoplatonist, where light is not merely a physical phenomenon but the very 'laughter of heaven' binding the cosmos together. Marsilio Ficino’s De Sole et Lumine reveals a universe where the sun serves as a divine mirror, offering a roadmap for the soul to rediscover its origin as an 'intellectual ray.'