Roman and German humanism, 1450-1550
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Roman and German humanism, 1450-1550
（Collected studies series, CS413）
Variorum, c1993
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Renaissance humanism is the subject of this collection of articles by the historian John D'Amico, who died suddenly in 1987, at the age of 40. Between them the studies illustrate how the humanists adapted a common intellectual tradition to varied civic, political and religious circumstances, but the majority deal with Roman humanism during the High Renaissance. The topics covered include religious reform, the varieties of Latin prose used by Roman humanists, and works of a key figure among them, Paolo Cortesi, and his attack on astrology. The second group of studies turns to German humanism, and especially the editorial efforts of Beatus Rhenanus, the major northern European textual critic of his time. The final item, hitherto unpublished, analyzes how Ulrich von Hutten, Beatus Rhenanus and others discovered and edited texts on medieval German history which could be used to attack the papacy.
目次
- Humanism in Rome
- the progress of renaissance Latin prose - the case of Apuleianism
- de dignitate et excellentia curiae Romanae - humanism and the Papal curia
- Paolo Cortesi's rehabilitation of Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
- contra divinationem - Paolo Cortesi's attack on astrology
- Papal history and curial reform in the renaissance - Raffaele Maffei's "Breuis Historia" of Julius II and Leo X
- the Raffaele Maffei monument in Volterra - small town patronage in the renaissance
- humanism and pre-reformation theology
- a humanist response to Martin Luther - Raffaele Maffei's "Apologeticus"
- Beatus Rhenanus and Italian humanism
- Beatus Rhenanus, Tertullian and the reformation - a humanist's critique of scholasticism
- Ulrich von Hutten and Beatus Rhenanus as medieval historians and religious propagandists in the early reformation.
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