Encounters with a radical Erasmus Erasmus' work as a source of radical thought in Early modern Europe / Peter G. Bietenholz.

SeriesErasmus studies, 0318-3319
Contents Introduction -- Sebastian Franck scrutinizes Erasmus' Annotationes to the New Testament -- Mining antitrinitarian ore from Erasmus' New Testament -- Peace and war according to Erasmus' New Testment -- The Castello circle : religious toleration and radical reasoning -- Erasmus, his mistress folly, and the garden of Epicurus -- Doctoring the truth : Cardano's Erasmian physic for the Libertins -- Epicureanism, scepticism, and libertinage in early modern France -- Radical echoes of Erasmus in seventeenth-century England -- The taste of Erasmian spice in some classics of early modern literature -- Conclusion.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages [245]-305) and Index.
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Other titleIntroduction.
Other titleSebastian Franck scrutinizes Erasmus' Annotationes to the New Testament.
Other titleMining antitrinitarian ore from Erasmus' New Testament.
Other titlePeace and war according to Erasmus' New Testment.
Other titleCastello circle : religious toleration and radical reasoning.
Other titleErasmus, his mistress folly, and the garden of Epicurus.
Other titleDoctoring the truth : Cardano's Erasmian physic for the Libertins.
Other titleEpicureanism, scepticism, and libertinage in early modern France.
Other titleRadical echoes of Erasmus in seventeenth-century England.
Other titleTaste of Erasmian spice in some classics of early modern literature.
Other titleConclusion.
LCCN 2013375668
ISBN9780802099051 (alk. paper)
ISBN080209905X (alk. paper)

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