Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, Conclusiones nongentae

Rome, 7 December 1486. A digital edition in preparation: Latin, original English, and commentary at the standard of the scholarship, every claim located in its source.

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The thirteen condemned theses · All forty sections · The scholarship

Sections

1 Albert the Great
16 theses

2 Thomas Aquinas
45 theses

3 Francis of Meyronnes
8 theses

4 Scotus
22 theses

5 Henry of Ghent
13 theses

6 Giles of Rome
11 theses

7 Averroes
41 theses

8 Avicenna
12 theses

9 al-Farabi
11 theses

10 Isaac of Narbonne
4 theses

11 Abumaron
4 theses

12 Moses of Egypt
3 theses

13 Mohammed of Toledo
5 theses

14 Avempace
2 theses

15 Theophrastus
4 theses

16 Ammonius
3 theses

17 Simplicius
9 theses

18 Alexander of Aphrodisias
8 theses

19 Themistius
5 theses

20 Plotinus
15 theses

21 Adeland the Arab
8 theses

22 Porphyry
12 theses

23 Iamblichus
9 theses

24 Proclus
55 theses

25 Pythagorean mathematics
14 theses

26 Chaldean theologians
6 theses

27 Mercury Trismegistus
10 theses

28 Hebrew Cabalists
47 theses

1> Paradoxical reconciliations
17 theses

2> Philosophical, against the common view
80 theses

3> Paradoxical, new doctrines
71 theses

4> Theological, against the common mode
29 theses

5> Plato
62 theses

6> Book of Causes
10 theses

7> Mathematics
11 theses

7a> Questions to be answered by numbers
74 theses

8> Zoroaster and Chaldeans
15 theses

9> Magic
26 theses

10> Orphic Hymns
31 theses

11> Cabalistic, confirming the Christian religion
72 theses