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| origin = English translation of a Latin description from Fulvio Orsini, ''Imagines et Elogia Virorum Illustrium'' (Antwerp: Ex Officina Plantiniana, Jan Moretus, 1606) | | origin = English translation of a Latin description from Fulvio Orsini, ''Imagines et Elogia Virorum Illustrium'' (Antwerp: Ex Officina Plantiniana, Jan Moretus, 1606) | ||
| | | description = Not a Theosophical or Judge work: an English translation of the Latin description accompanying the engraved portrait of Plato in Orsini's ''Imagines et Elogia Virorum Illustrium'' (first published Rome, 1570; this text from the 1606 Antwerp edition published by Jan Moretus), reprinted in ''The Path'' under the Latinized form of Orsini's name, "Fulvius Ursinus." The original edition included an engraving of the Carnelian portrait itself, not reproduced here. | ||
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