INDEX
Reading edition
A
Adages, first edition, 88-91 Aldine edition, 136
Adrian, Hebrew teacher, 266, 267
Adrian VI., pope, 403
Agricola, Rudolf, 7
Albert of Mainz, 291 letter to, 309-318
Aldus Manutius, 125 correspondence with Erasmus, 134-137 his printing-office, 138
Aleander, Girolamo, at Venice, 143 at Louvain, 349
Alexander of Scotland, Archbishop of St. Andrews, 144, 146 death, 153
Algerus, treatise on the Eucharist, 410
Amerbach, Boniface, executor, 460
Amerbach, the brothers, 236
Ammonius, Andreas, correspondence with Erasmus, 187-192, 262, 263
Andrelinus, Faustus, 41 letter from Erasmus, 80 writes a preface to the Adages, 93
Apophthegmata, 451
Aquinas, Thomas, Erasmus' and Colet's views of, 72
d'Asola, Andreas, 138-140
d'Asola, Francesco, 139, 141
Atensis, John, 264
Augsburg Confession, 401
Augsburg, Diet at, 444-448
Augustinianism, 278, 283-285, 380-383
Augustinus, pupil of Erasmus, 93
B
Badius, publisher at Paris, 134
Basel, residence in, 232-240, 347, 441-443, 456 sqq.
Battus, James, 48 correspondence with Erasmus, 48-58 death, 61
Beatus Rhenanus, 239 letter to, 241-246
Bedda, Natalis, 428
Berquin, Louis de, 428-432
Berlin, St., abbot of, 223
Besançon, letter to magistrate of, 456
Bois-le-Duc ('s Hertogenbosch), school at, 8
Bologna, visit to, 130-135
Botzheim, John, canon of Constance, letter to (catalogus lucubrationum), 126 visit to, 352, 356
Brethren of the Common Life, 8
Budæus, William, letter from, 248 letter to, 251, 427
Busleiden, Jerome, founder of the College of the Three Languages, 265
C
Cambrai, bishop of and residence in, 6, 33, 41
Cambridge, life at, 193-195
Caminga, Haio, 443
Campeggio, Cardinal, letters to, 302, 405
Carteromachos, Scipio, 148
Charles I. of Spain (V. of Germany), makes Erasmus a councillor, 253, 262 elected emperor, 343-345 holds the Diet at Worms, 345, 346
Ciceronianus, treatise on rhetoric, selection from, 149-151
Cinicampius (Eschenfeld), 243 letter from Erasmus, 246, 247
Clement VII., pope, letter to, 404
Clyston, attendant of Erasmus' pupils, 125, 127, 136
Colet, John, 64, 65 teacher at Oxford, 68 founder of St. Paul's school, 70 his character, 71-75 invites Erasmus to teach at Oxford, 82-86 correspondence of 1511(?)-1512, 195-200 present at Canterbury "pilgrimage," 217
Collége Montaigu, 34-39
Comparison of the Virgin and the Martyr, 436, 437
Compendium Vitæ, 4
Complutensian Polyglot, 201
Constance, visit at, 352
Cop, William, 250
Copia verborum et rerum, dedication, 197 analysis of, 208-214
Cornelius, companion of Erasmus at Steyn, 14
D
Dante, De Monarchia, 274
De contemptu mundi, treatise, 20-22, 28
Deventer, school at, 5-7
Diversoria, colloquy describing inns, 127, 226-231
Dorpius, Martin, criticises the Praise of Folly, 176, 264
Dürer, Albert, diary of, 333, 334
E
Ecclesiastes, 453, 454
Egmund, Carmelite at Louvain, 322, 428
Enchiridion militis Christiani, origin, 96, 97 analysis of, 98-111 preface to second edition, 111-115 its teaching, 286
England, life in, 62-86, 179 sqq.
Epistolæ obscurorum virorum, 279, 363
Eppendorf, Henry, 352
Erasmus, nationality, 1-3 birth, 3 at Gouda, 5 at Utrecht, 5 at Deventer, 5-8 at 's Hertogenbosch, 8, 9 at Steyn, 15-23 with the bishop of Cambrai, 26 ordained priest, 33, n. at Paris, 33-40 return to Cambrai, 41 troubles at Paris, 42-47 correspondence with Battus, 48-58 visit to Tournehens, 54 at Louvain, 61 in England, 62-86 at Orleans, 92 views on war, 118, 128 goes to Italy, 125 Doctor's degree, 128 in Bologna, 130-135 life at Venice, 137-143 at Padua, 144 at Siena, 146 at Rome, 146-156 English residence (1509-1514), 179-217 correspondence with Ammonius, 187-192 "Professor" at Cambridge, 193-195 literary work in England, 197-217 letter to Servatius, 218-224 journeys, 226-231, 241-246 at Basel, 232-240 called to Ingolstadt and elsewhere, 247 offered a bishopric, 248 called to Paris, 248-253 made councillor of Charles V., 253-255 settles at Louvain, 264 his view of the Reform, 285-288 view of indulgences, 292 letter to Wolsey, 298-301 to Campeggio, 302 to Leo X., 303-307 to Albert of Mainz, 309-319 to Hoogstraaten, 326-329 removal to Basel, 347 letter to Laurinus, 347-361 visit to Constance, 352 contest with Hutten, 362-378 the free-will controversy, 383-401 the Eucharist controversy, 407-418 relations with Berquin, 428-432 life at Basel, 441-443 goes to Freiburg in Breisgau, 444 relation to Augsburg Diet, 444-448 buys a house, 449 his place in the Index, 454, 455 return to Basel, 456 death, 457-459 last will, 460 final estimate of, 460-463
Ernest of Bavaria, invites Erasmus to Ingolstadt, 247
Eschenfeld (Cinicampius), 243 letter from Erasmus, 246, 247
Eucharist, history of, 407 Luther's view, 407-409 Erasmus on, 409-418
Expostulatio cum Erasmo of Hutten, 366-372
F
Familiar Colloquies, 420-423 attacked by the Sorbonne and by Luther, 424 condemned at Paris and in England, 433
Ferdinand of Spain, 119
Fisher, Robert, 63
Francis I., King of France, calls Erasmus to Paris, 248-253
Fratres Collationarii, 10
Frederic the Wise, Elector of Saxony, letter to, 325 interview with, 326 imperial candidate, 344
Free will, the problem of, 381-384 essay on, 384, 387-397 Luther on, 398-401
Freiburg in Breisgau, residence at, 441-456
Froben, John, first acquaintance with Erasmus, 232 character, 233-235
Froben, John Erasmius, 421
G
Gaguinus, 41
Gerard, father of Erasmus, 4
Gerhardt of Nymwegen, 428
Goclenius, Conrad, letters to, 4, 267, 458
Gouda, life at, 5
Grey, Thomas, 43
Grimani, Cardinal, 151 receives Erasmus, 154-156 letter to, 224
Grocyn, William, 64, 81
Groot, Gerard, 8
Grunnius, Lambertus, letter to, xiv, 4, 11, 19, 21, 130 reply of, 132
H
Hedio, Caspar, letter to, 379
Hegius, Alexander, 6
Hermann, William, 23, 47
's Hertogenbosch (Bois-le-Duc), school at, 8
Hoogstraaten, Jacob, letter to, 326-329
Hutten, Ulrich von, 361-363 controversy with Erasmus, 363-378 letter from, 364 the Expostulatio, 366-372 Erasmus' Spongia, 372-378
I
"Index," papal, 454, 455
Indulgences, Luther's Theses on, 289-291 Erasmus on, 292, 293
Inghirami, Tommaso, 149
Ingolstadt, call to, 247
Institution of Christian Marriage, 433-435
Institutio Principis Christiani, 255-262 its teaching, 286
Italy, life in, 125 sqq.
Ἰχθυοφαγία, colloquy of Erasmus, 35-40
J
Jerome, St., edition of, 68, 205
Joanna of Spain, 119
K
à Kempis, Thomas, 8
L
Lascaris, Johannes, 143 letter to, 265
à Lasco, John, letter to, 417, 418
Laurinus, Marcus, letters to, 254, 347-361
Lee, Edward, 427
Leo X., dedication of New Testament to, 271 letter to, 302
Linacre, Thomas, 64, 81, 199
Louvain, life at, 61, 264
Ludwig the Bavarian, emperor, 276
Luther, Martin, called to Wittenberg, 280 his early development, 280-283 Theses, 289-291 letter from, 294 letter to, 295-297 his views disclaimed, 298 sqq. Leipzig Disputation, 307, 337 burns the papal bull and canon law, 337 writings of 1520, 338 confronts the radical party, 339-341 at Worms, 345, 346 letter on free will, 384-386 treatise, de servo arbitrio, 398-401
Luther and Erasmus compared, 282, 283
M
Macchiavelli, Niccolo, Il Principe, 256
Manius, Peter, letter to, 1
Marburg Conference, 408
Margaret, mother of Erasmus, 4
Margaret of Austria, regent of the Netherlands, 405
Maximilian of Germany, 119
Melanchthon, Philip, called to Wittenberg, 280 letter to, 325
More, Thomas, 64 first meeting with Erasmus, 77, 78 introduces Erasmus to the royal children, 79 Utopia, 257
Mountjoy, Lord, pupil of Erasmus, 43 invites him to England, 62 second invitation (1509), 179-183
Münzer, Thomas, 340, 362, 398
Musurus, Marcus, 143, 144
N
Neuenaar, Count of, 244
New Testament, Greek, editing begun in England, 200-204 dedicated to Pope Leo X., 271 third edition, 351
O
Opulentia sordida, colloquy on life at Venice, 138-142
Orleans, life at, 92
P
Pace, Richard, at Ferrara, 145
Padua, life at, 144
Paraphrases of the New Testament, 424-426
Paris, university organisation, 34 life in, 33-40, 42-47, 248-253
Parvus, William (Guillaume Petit), 248, 249
Paul III., pope, correspondence with, 457
Paul IV., pope, Index of, 454, 455
Pelicanus, Conrad, letters to, 416, 417
Philip of Burgundy, panegyric on, 116-121
Pirkheimer, Bilibaldus, letters to, 413, 414
Pius IV., pope, Index of, 455
Poncher, Stephen, Bishop of Paris, 250, 253
Popes, humanistic, 273
Præparatio ad Mortem, 452, 453
Praise of Folly, motive of, 158 analysis of, 159-175 apology to Dorpius, 176-178
R
Raphael, Cardinal of St. George, 226
Religious Pilgrimage, the, 215, 216
Reuchlin, John, 236-239, 310, 320
Rhenanus, see Beatus
Riario, Raffaelle, cardinal, 151
Rome, life in, 150-156
S
Scaliger, Julius Cæsar, criticises Erasmus, 137, 235
"Senex ille," 42-46
Schmalkalden, League of, 445
Servatius, companion of Erasmus at Steyn, 23 prior of Steyn, letter from Erasmus, 218-224
Siena, visit to, 146
Sintheim, John, 6
Sorbonne, the, attacks the Colloquies, 424, and the Paraphrases, 432
"Spirit," the, 388, 389 Luther on, 399
Spongia adversus aspergines Hutteni, 372-378
Standonch, John, 35
Steyn, monastery at, 14-20 life at, 15-23
Stromer, Heinrich, letter to Spalatin, 459
Stunica, James Lopez, 355, 404, 427
T
The True Way of Prayer, 437-440
Tournehens, visit to, 54
Tunstall, Cuthbert, 263, 264
U
Utopia of Thomas More, 257, 261
Utrecht, life at, 5
V
Valla, Laurentius, 204
Veere, Anna, Marchioness of, 48 visit of Erasmus to, 54 letter to, 59, 60 marriage of, 61
Venice, life at, 137-143
Volzius, letter to, 111-115
W
Warham, William, Archbishop of Canterbury, joins in calling Erasmus to England, 183 gives him the "living" of Aldington, 184-186 character, 226, 454
Wessel, John, 8
Winckel, Peter, uncle and guardian of Erasmus, 5, 7, 9
Wittenberg University founded, 280
Wittenherus, Nicholas, prior of Steyn, 222
Wolsey, Thomas, letter to, 298
Worms, Diet at, 345, 346 Edict of, 346