Thought and Expression in the Sixteenth Century.

Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langj�igem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Vol. I: Einband stark berieben, Verf�ungen auf Einband, Buchr�cken leicht besto�n, Kopfschnitt angegraut und leicht fleckig, handschriftliche Anmerkung auf Vorsatz, einige Seiten weisen kleine Einrisse auf, Seiten minimal angegilbt, Vol. II: Einband berieben, Kopfschnitt angegraut und leicht fleckig, Fu�chnitt angeschmutzt, handschriftliche Anmerkung auf Vorsatz, eine Seite weist einen tiefen Einriss auf, Seiten angegilbt / Vol. I: binding heavily rubbed, discoloration on cover, spine slightly bumped, top edge grayed and lightly stained, handwritten note on endpaper, some pages have small tears, pages minimally yellowed, Vol. II: binding rubbed, top edge grayed and lightly stained, bottom edge soiled, handwritten note on endpaper, one page has deep tear, pages yellowed. - CONTENTS BOOK I THE HUMANISM OF ITALY CHAPTER I The Litterae Humaniores: Petrarch and Boccaccio CHAPTER. II Italian Humanists of the Early Fifteenth Century CHAPTER III Lorenzo, Poliziano, Ariosto, Tasso CHAPTER IV Machiavelli and Guicciardini and Their Forerunners CHAPTER V Italian Self-Expression in Painting BOOK II ERASMUS AND LUTHER CHAPTER VI Scholarship in Germany and the Netherlands CHAPTER VII Desiderius Erasmus, the Northern Apostle of Letters and Reasonableness CHAPTER VIII The Spiritual and Political Preparation for Luther CHAPTER IX Martin Luther I. Ferment and Explosion IL Luther�s Freeing of His Spirit HI. The Further Expression of the Man Appendix on Melanchthon and Zwingli BOOK III THE FRENCH MIND CHAPTER X The Unlettered Wit of Louis XI, Commynes, and Villon CHAPTER XI Some French Humanists CHAPTER XII The Circle of Marguerite of Navarre CHAPTER XIII Fran�s Rabelais CHAPTER XIV Poetic Ennoblement of French through Imitation of the Classics CHAPTER XV Self-Expression through Translation and Appropriation: Amyot, Bodin, Montaigne CHAPTER XVI Ramus CHAPTER XVII John Calvin I. Humanist Reformers II. Calvin�s Formative Years HI. The Work at Geneva IV. The Christian Institute / CONTENTS BOOK IV ENGLAND CHAPTER XVIII English Education in Letters CHAPTER XIX The English Reformation: Wyclif CHAPTER XX Lollardy and Pecock and Gascoigne CHAPTER XXI Social Discontent and Lutheran Influence: Tyndale CHAPTER XXII Church Revolution by Royal Prerogative and Acts of Parliament CHAPTER XXIII Prayer-book and Articles and the Elizabethan Settlement CHAPTER XXIV Hugh Latimer CHAPTER XXV Puritan Doctrine CHAPTER XXVI The Anglican Via Media: Richard Hooker CHAPTER XXVII Elizabethans CHAPTER XXVIII Raleigh, Sidney, Spenser CHAPTER XXIX The Dramatic Self-Expression of the Elizabethan Age BOOK V PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE CHAPTER XXX Aristotle, Platonism, and Nicholas of Cusa CHAPTER XXXI Leonardo da Vinci CHAPTER XXXII Anatomy, Physiology and Disease CHAPTER XXXIII The Revolution in Astronomy and Physics CHAPTER XXXIV The New Philosophers I. Telesio, Campanella, Bruno II. Francis Bacon CHAPTER XXXV Forms of Self-Expression: the Sixteenth Century Achievement Index.