In laudem Caroli : Renaissance and Reformation studies for Charles G. Nauert / edited by James V. Mehl.
1998
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Title
In laudem Caroli : Renaissance and Reformation studies for Charles G. Nauert / edited by James V. Mehl.
Created/published
Kirksville, Mo. : Thomas Jefferson University Press, ©1998.
Description
x, 242 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Sixteenth century essays & studies ; v. 49
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
The adages of Paolo Manuzio : Erasmus and the Roman censors / Paul F. Grendler
The eclectic style in theory and practice in Angelo Poliziano's Ep. VIII.16 / Keith A. Shafer
The eclectic style in theory and practice in Angelo Poliziano's Ep. VIII.16 / Keith A. Shafer
Professional friendships among humanists : collaboration or conspiracy? / Erika Rummel
From outsiders to insiders : some reflections on the development of a group identity of the German humanists between 1450 and 1530 / Eckhard Bernstein
Hermann von dem Busche's poem in honor of Erasmus' arrival in Cologne in 1516 / James V. Mehl
'Start spreading the news' : Martin Luther's first published song / Paul F. Casey
Charles V as triumphator / Bonner Mitchell
Marguerite de Navarre and Erasmus : wives' tales retold / Paula Sommers
Rabelais's Panurge as homo rhetoricus / Barbara C. Bowen
Humanism and church reform in France : the role of Parisian-trained provincial college masters before 1562 / Gwendolyn Blotevogel
Investigation of a Renaissance-humanist curriculum at the Academy of Saumur / Janet Glenn Gray
'Not for matters of treason, but for love matters' : Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox and Tudor marriage law / Kim Schutte
'For I am Welsh, you know' : Henry V, Fluellen, and the place of Wales in the sixteenth-century English nation / Robert S. Babcock
Humanist treatments of battle accounts during the Renaissance / Guy Wilson
Two spiritual directors of women in the sixteenth century : St. Ignatius Loyola and St. Teresa of Avila / Jill Raitt.
From outsiders to insiders : some reflections on the development of a group identity of the German humanists between 1450 and 1530 / Eckhard Bernstein
Hermann von dem Busche's poem in honor of Erasmus' arrival in Cologne in 1516 / James V. Mehl
'Start spreading the news' : Martin Luther's first published song / Paul F. Casey
Charles V as triumphator / Bonner Mitchell
Marguerite de Navarre and Erasmus : wives' tales retold / Paula Sommers
Rabelais's Panurge as homo rhetoricus / Barbara C. Bowen
Humanism and church reform in France : the role of Parisian-trained provincial college masters before 1562 / Gwendolyn Blotevogel
Investigation of a Renaissance-humanist curriculum at the Academy of Saumur / Janet Glenn Gray
'Not for matters of treason, but for love matters' : Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox and Tudor marriage law / Kim Schutte
'For I am Welsh, you know' : Henry V, Fluellen, and the place of Wales in the sixteenth-century English nation / Robert S. Babcock
Humanist treatments of battle accounts during the Renaissance / Guy Wilson
Two spiritual directors of women in the sixteenth century : St. Ignatius Loyola and St. Teresa of Avila / Jill Raitt.
Series
Sixteenth century essays & studies ; v. 49.
Call number
CB369 .I5 1998