This most comprehensive edition of the Latin works by Giordano Bruno (1548–1600) provides a critical edition with a variant apparatus and a description of the manuscripts. For the first time, Bruno‹s literary estate containing a large number of Latin manuscripts is being presented en bloc in this edition only. What stands out in this edition is the wide range of his works. His writings on Lullian art, his works on mnemonics and magic, which were closely connected to his natural philosophy, were written in Latin only.