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The church.
c. The Italians.
d. Savonarola.
Clark, Life of Savonarola. Symonds, Age of despots, ix.
The Renascence beyond Ifaly.
1. In literature and art.
a. France.
b. Spain; Cervantes (1547-1616).
c. Portugal.
d. Netherlands; the Flemish school.
e. England; the Oxford reformers.
Scebohvi, II, ii.
f. Germany.
2. In law and politics.
3. In the sciences; Copernicus.
— 17 — Draper, vol. II, vii.
4. In philosophy and theology.
5. Special representatives.
a. Erasmus (1467-1536).
Fronde, Life and le...tters of Erasmus; Short studies; Times of Erasmus and Luther. Seebohm, II, in ii. Fisher, Reformation, pp. 77-82.
1. His life.
2. His writings.
3. Estimate of his work.
a. As to education.
b. As to the revival of learning.
c. As to the reformation.
b. Rabelais (1483-1553).
VI. The Age of the Reformation.
Ada'ns, xvii. Hdtssei-, Period of the reformation. Fisher, History of the reformation. Andreivs, viii, §§ 14-20. Sohm, division III. Beard, The Hibbert lectures, 1883. Ranke, History of the popes, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The church.
c. The Italians.
d. Savonarola.
Clark, Life of Savonarola. Symonds, Age of despots, ix.
The Renascence beyond Ifaly.
1. In literature and art.
a. France.
b. Spain; Cervantes (1547-1616).
c. Portugal.
d. Netherlands; the Flemish school.
e. England; the Oxford reformers.
Scebohvi, II, ii.
f. Germany.
2. In law and politics.
3. In the sciences; Copernicus.
— 17 — Draper, vol. II, vii.
4. In philosophy and theology.
5. Special representatives.
a. Erasmus (1467-1536).
Fronde, Life and le...tters of Erasmus; Short studies; Times of Erasmus and Luther. Seebohm, II, in ii. Fisher, Reformation, pp. 77-82.
1. His life.
2. His writings.
3. Estimate of his work.
a. As to education.
b. As to the revival of learning.
c. As to the reformation.
b. Rabelais (1483-1553).
VI. The Age of the Reformation.
Ada'ns, xvii. Hdtssei-, Period of the reformation. Fisher, History of the reformation. Andreivs, viii, §§ 14-20. Sohm, division III. Beard, The Hibbert lectures, 1883. Ranke, History of the popes, vol.
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