Where did Marsilio Ficino spend most of his life?
Florence, Italy
Paris, France
London, England
Vienna, Austria
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Marsilio Ficino was a 15th century Italian philosopher who spent most of his life in Florence. He is best known for his translations of the works of Plato, which helped to revive interest in Platonic philosophy in Europe. Ficino also wrote a number of original works on philosophy and religion, including the "Theologia Platonica", which is considered one of the most important works of Renaissance philosophy.
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