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XXI. CONCLUSION

From the book Erasmus and the Age of Reformation

https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400858071.188
From the book
Erasmus and the Age of Reformation
Erasmus and the Age of Reformation

Chapters in this book (27)

Frontmatter
CONTENTS
PREFACE
I. CHILDHOOD AND EARLY YOUTH, 1466-88
II. IN THE MONASTERY, 1488-95
III. THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS, I495-9
IV. FIRST STAY IN ENGLAND, 1499 - 1500
V. ERASMUS AS A HUMANIST
VI. THEOLOGICAL ASPIRATIONS, 15OI
VII.YEARS OF TROUBLE LOUVAIN, PARIS, ENGLAND, 1502-6
VIII. IN ITALY, 1506-9
IX. THE PRAISE OP FOLLY
X. THIRD STAY IN ENGLAND, 1509-14
XI. A LIGHT OF THEOLOGY, 1514-16
XII. ERASMUS'S MIND
XIII. ERASMUS'S MIND (continued)
XIV. ERASMUS'S CHARACTER
XV. AT LOUVAIN, 1517-18
XVI. FIRST YEARS OF THE REFORMATION
XVII. ERASMUS AT BASLE, I 5 2 I - 9
XVIII. CONTROVERSY WITH LUTHER AND GROWING CONSERVATISM, 1524-6
XIX. AT WAR WITH HUMANISTS AND REFORMERS, 1528-9
XX. LAST YEARS
XXI. CONCLUSION
SELECTED LETTERS OF ERASMUS
List of Illustrations/ Index of Names
Backmatter
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