Jacetius, Francis De Cataneis
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an Italian writer, was born at Florence, in 1466, and was
the disciple of Marsiiius Ficinus, under whom he studied
the- Platonic philosophy, and became a great master of
it. He was also a good orator, and succeeding Ficinus in
his professorship, held it till his death, which happened in
1522. There is extant by him, “A Treatise of Beauty,”
and another of “Love,” according to the doctrine of Plato,
besides several others, which were all printed together at
Basil in 1563. 3
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