Composed in the Hellenistic era, an expression of Greco-Egyptian syncretism, the hermetic writings attributed to Hermes Trismegistos and his epigones exercised, since their appearance, a particular attraction on the Greek and Latin Fathers.

The collection Hermes Latinus, established by the late prof. Paolo Lucentini, is intended to furnish the tools and the editions for the study of the Hermetic tradition between Late Antiquity and the Renaissance. [Further reading]

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• First volume: 1994

• Number of volumes published: 5 (most recent volume: 2019)

• Publication frequency: irregular

• Editorial responsibility: David Porreca, Bruno Rochette, Antonella Sannino

• Publishing manager: Tim Denecker

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