Marsilio Ficino translated the major text of this school into Latin in 1492, a text divided into six sections that outlines the principles of the Soul, the Intellect and the One.  
Marsilio Ficino translated the major text of this school into Latin in 1492, a text divided into six sections that outlines the principles of the Soul, the Intellect and the One.  E. R. Dodds offered a definitive commentary of Elements of Theology, a work by a late member of this school named Proclus. Porphyry wrote a preface to the Enneads, the major text of this school's founder.  For 10 points, name this philosophical school founded by Plotinus that offered interpretations of texts like Phaedo and The Republic.
Marsilio Ficino translated the major text of this school into Latin in 1492, a text divided into six sections that outlines the principles of the Soul, the Intellect and the One.  
{Neoplatonism}