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Erasmus and the Age of Reformation

Name: Erasmus and the Age of Reformation
Author: Johan Huizinga

Johan Huizinga

Read by Owlivia, Trenton, Minnie, Rita Boutros, Michele Eaton, mpinedag, Jim Locke, Craig Campbell, Kazbek and Wayne Cooke · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Chapter I. CHILDHOOD AND EARLY YOUTH, 1466-88 (19:00)
Chapter II. IN THE MONASTERY, 1488-95 (23:00)
Chapter III. THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS, 1495-9 (21:15)
Chapter IV. FIRST STAY IN ENGLAND, 1499-1500 (25:04)
Chapter V. ERASMUS AS A HUMANIST (19:31)
Chapter VI. THEOLOGICAL ASPIRATIONS, 1501 (17:08)
Chapter VII. YEARS OF TROUBLE—LOUVAIN, PARIS, ENGLAND, 1502-6 (17:58)
Chapter VIII. IN ITALY, 1506-9 (18:55)
Chapter IX. THE PRAISE OF FOLLY (27:24)
Chapter X. THIRD STAY IN ENGLAND, 1509-14 (21:22)
Chapter XI. A LIGHT OF THEOLOGY, 1514-16 (29:20)
Chapter XII. ERASMUS'S MIND (18:49)
Chapter XIII. ERASMUS'S MIND (continued) (17:30)
Chapter XIV. ERASMUS'S CHARACTER (31:29)
Chapter XV. AT LOUVAIN, 1517-18 (23:22)
Chapter XVI. FIRST YEARS OF THE REFORMATION (30:55)
Chapter XVII. ERASMUS AT BASLE, 1521-9 (26:49)
Chapter XVIII. CONTROVERSY WITH LUTHER AND GROWING CONSERVATISM, 1524-6 (19:24)
Chapter XIX. AT WAR WITH HUMANISTS AND REFORMERS, 1528-9 (25:44)
Chapter XX. LAST YEARS (23:44)
Chapter XXI. CONCLUSION (17:31)