Titlebook: Erasmi Opuscula; A Supplement to the Wallace K. Ferguson Book 1933 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1933 history.history of philo

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R. J. Machado,J. M. Fernandes,H. D. Santosogians, the situation was made much more difficult for him by the appearance of Martin Luther on the stage of Christendom. The reform movement led by the friar of Wittenberg was to bring about a crisis in the life of Erasmus, as in that of the Catholic Church — a crisis scarcely more welcome to the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-30028-3dway between these two pamphlets — presenting the case for Luther and against his enemies, without the personal attacks of the former, and suggesting the plan for a court of arbitration, without the definite detail of the latter. They contain no new ideas. For the history of their author, their chie

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Kim Williams,Michael J. Ostwaldthe . the plan, hitherto expressed only in general terms, appeared for the first time in a definite and practicable form. It marked the consummation of the Erasmian policy, the point toward which the humanist had been working for the preceding two years. Yet the name of Erasmus did not appear in con

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: Inigo Jones and Symbolic Geometryof his books in the municipal library of Sélestat. The book is a copy of Cicero’s ., Venice, Aldus, 1512, on the fly-leaf of which is the inscription, ?Sum Beati Rhenani, nec muto dominum. Basileae. M.D. XIII.“ The verses on Meersburg are headed simply, ?Erasmi Roterodami,“ and are dated at the foot

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9645-2f Antwerp, 31 Oct. 1528, and again in a second edition of 1535. Ringelbergius .) had been educated at Louvain from the age of seventeen and, as he himself recounts, had been in that city eleven years when he decided to travel into Germany and Switzerland, to gain experience (?ad quod tam crebro stud

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Poems from the Gouda MS. 1323, it was never at any time a poetic genius ; but the patient versifying of these ?apprentice years“ played an important part in perfecting the classic Latin style that was in time to make him the idol of the humanists, and to add such grace to the expression of his mature thought. A number of his ear

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Poems from the Silva Carminvm,und in his earlier work. Though purely classical in form, they are conventionally Christian in thought. The young humanist undoubtedly took his religious vows more seriously than he was willing to admit at a later date ; and his ideas at that time were probably in fair harmony with the monastic piet

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Poems from the Egerton MS. 1651,s he wrote during the following years were occasional. The young humanist had apparently begun to realize that poetry was not his destined medium. In the . he asserted that for some years before his first visit to England in 1499 he had neither read nor written poetry .). This was not strictly accur

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