FTP, identify this author of Oration on the Dignity of Man, a noted Italian humanistic philosopher.
He wrote a lenghty poem beginning with the line "To love one alone and contemn all other for that one," entitled "The Twelve Properties of a Lover." In one of his works, in speaking of man's ability to change, he comments, "who could not admire this chameleon?"  Another of his works tried to harmonize Aristotle and Plato, while he left unfinished at his death his work Disputations against Astrology.  In addition to writing Of Being and Unity, he wrote an interpretation of the creation story in Genesis that was influenced by Kabbalah, called Heptaplus.  Pope Innocent VIII declared some of his views heretical after this man offered to defend his 900 theses.  FTP, identify this author of Oration on the Dignity of Man, a noted Italian humanistic philosopher.
He wrote a lenghty poem beginning with the line "To love one alone and contemn all other for that one," entitled "The Twelve Properties of a Lover."
Giovanni {Pico} della Mirandola (prompt on "Mirandola")