Northern Humanism in European Context, 1469-1625: From the "Adwert Academy" to Ubbo Emmius

392 Pages·1999·21.702 MB·English, German

by  Fokke Akkerman, Arjo J. Vanderjagt, Adrie H. van der Laan (eds.)

BRILL'S STUDIES
IN
INTELLECTUAL HISTORY
General Editor
A J. VANDERJAGT, University of Groningen
Editonal Board
M. COLISH, Oberlin College
J.I. ISRAEL, University College, London
J.D. NORTH, University of Groningen
H.A. OBERMAN, University of Arizona, Tucson
R.H. POPKIN, Washington University, St. Louis-UCLA
VOLUME 94

I. Portraits of Wessel Gansfort, Rudolph Agrieola, Regnerus Praedinius and Ubbo Lmmius in
Effigies (Sc viiac Profcssomm Acadcmiae Groningae & Omlandiae, Groningen 1654. (Courtesy
of the University Library, and the University Museum,G roningen.)
NORTHERN HUMANISM IN
EUROPEAN CONTEXT, 1469-1625
From the Adwert Academy' to Ubbo Emmius
EDITED BY
F. AKKERMAN, A.J. VANDERJAGT
AND A. H. VAN DER LAAN
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Northern humanism in European context, 1469-1625 : from the 'Adwert
Academy' to Ubbo Emmius / edited by Fokke Akkerman,
Arjo Vanderjagt, Adrie van der Laan.
p. cm. — (Brill's studies in intellectual history, ISSN
0920-8607 ; v. 94)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 9004113142 (cloth : alk. paper)
1. Latin literature, Medieval and modern—Europe, Northern-
-History and criticism. 2. Europe, Northern—Intellectual life.
3. Renaissance—Europe, Northern. 4. Humanists—Europe, Northern.
I. Akkerman, Fokke. II. Vanderjagt, Arie Johan. III. Laan, Adrie
van der. IV. Series.
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CONTENTS
Plates vii
Preface ix
Contributors xiii
1. The early Reformation in Groningen. On two Latin disputations
F. AKKERMAN 1
2. Agricola musicae studiosus
F. AKKERMAN and P. KOOIMAN 43
3. Alexander Hegius als Dichter
J.C. BEDAUX 52
4. Ist, wer den rechten Zungenschlag beherrscht, auch schon ein
Humanist? Nikolaus Blanckaert (Alexander Candidus) O. Carm.
(tl555)
C.P.M. BURGER 63
5. Magister consensus. Wessel Gansfort (1419-1489) und die
geistliche Kommunion
C.M.A. CASPERS 82
6. Das Bremer Gymnasium Illustre und seine Vorläufer in ihrer
Bedeutung für den Ramismus in Deutschland (1560-1630)
T. ELSMANN 99
7. The study of Boethius's Consolatio in the Low Countries
around 1500: The Ghent Boethius (1485) and the commentary
by Agricola/Murmellius (1514)
M. GORIS and L.W. NAUTA 109
8. At the crossroads of scholasticism and northern humanism
M.J.F.M. HOENEN 131
9. Northern humanism and philosophy: Humanist theory and
scholastic practice
H.A. KROP 149
10. The reception of Agricola's De inventione dialectica in the
teaching of logic at the Louvain faculty of arts in the early
sixteenth century
J. PAPY 167
11. Humanism and the Reformation: Was the conflict between
Erasmus and Luther paradigmatic?
E. RUMMEL 186
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12. The geography of Erasmus
R.J. SCHOECK 198
13. Juristen und Humanisten: Rudolf Agricola an der Universität Pavia
A. SOTTILI 206
14. The Italian connection: The Iter Iîalicum and the Northern
Netherlands (1425-1575)
A. TERVOORT 222
15. Rudolph Agricola's method of dialectical reading: The case of
Cicero's De lege Manilla
M. VANDERPOEL 242
16. Between Orosius and Ubbo Emmius: On the tradition of
geographical descriptions in historical writings
Z.R.W.M. VON MARTELS 268
17. Zu den gelehrten und politischen Verbindungen zwischen der
Kurpfalz und den vereinigten Niederlanden im konfessionellen
Zeitalter - am Beispiel der Korrespondenz des Heidelberger
Oberrats Georg Michael Lingelsheim (1558-1636)
A.E.WALTER 284
18. The Dutch Brethren of the Common Life, critical theology,
Northern Humanism and Reformation
A.G.WEILER 307
Bibliography 333
Index 361