ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA. Page 289, note 1. Hroswitha found the plot of her drama "Phaphnutius and Thais" in an older legend, possibly dating back to the fifth century. See the Bollandists' Acta Sanctorum for Oct. 8, iv, 223 ff. But the parallels between Erasmus's Colloquy and Hroswitha seem to show that he borrowed from her. Page 433. Karl Pearson's opinion of Erasmus and the Reformation seems to be partly dependent on that of Wieland, as reported in the Diary of Henry Crabb Robinson, ed. Sadler, 3 vols. 1869, i, 109. Appendix III. In the Catalogue of Lucubrations (Allen, i, p. 3) Erasmus says that he had written every sort of poem, and had left some unpublished. Among his poems he mentions as a very early one the sapphic to Michael the Archangel, which he wrote at the request of an official in a church dedicated to Michael-the legend of Raphael as "set over all the diseases and wounds of the children of men," goes back to the Book of Enoch, xl, 9. 413. predicts Reformation, 212. and Charles V, 229, 231. attacks heretics, 231f., 349. denounces Erasmus, 250ff., 313f., and Carpi, 399. Amerbach, B., 140, 153f., 192, 218, Amiel, H., 323, 435- Anabaptists, 281, 301, 324, 383, 430. Anne Boleyn, Queen of England, Antwerp, 148, 246, 248. Aquinas, T., 21, 96, 192, 197, 226, 253, 277, 321, 337f. Aretino, P., 118. Aristotle, 197, 247, 305. d'Armagnac, G., 411ff., 447ff. Arminius, J., 432. Art, 34. Ascham, R., 188, 316. Augustine, 19, 163, 170, 173, 181, Bacon, F., 46. Barbier, P., 249, 330. Basle, 129, 152ff., 163, 205, 379, 384. joins Swiss Confederacy, 138. 392, 419f. center of humanism, 138ff. University of, 138. Council of, 163. Reformation, 376, 386, 388f. Batt, J., 451. Bayle, P., 436. Beard, C., 432. Beatus Rhenanus, 137f., 146, 204, Becket, Church of St. Thomas, 7off., Beda, N., 25f., 180, 271f., 274f., 312, Boece, H., 24. Boerio, J., 102. sons of, 102. Bohemian Brethren, 242. Boleyn, T., Viscount Rochford, 284f. University of, 105. Bombasius, P., 106, 116, 165, 174, Borgia, Lucretia, 114. Brandenburg, Albert of, 130. Brant, S., Ship of Fools, 119, 136f. Brethren of the Common Life, 9, Brewer, J. S., 429. Brocario, W. de, 162. Brown, Sir T., 119. Browning, R., 316. Bucer, M., 212, 339, 362, 366, 394. Budé, Wm., 115, 179, 199, 204, 270, 273, 311. Burke, E., 92, 313. Burton, R., 41. Busch, H., 332f. Busleiden, J., 155, 303. Cæsarius, 134. Cajetan, T. de Vio, Cardinal, 217, 226, 384. Calcagnini, C., 110f., 350. Calvin, J., 54, 211, 372, 425, 431. Cambridge, 65f., 73. Camerarius, J., 344, 354, 428. and New Testament, 181. 325. for mediation, 238f., 252, 254ff., and Erasmus, 331, 353, 362. Catharine of Aragon, Queen of Eng- Catharine Parr, Queen of England, Catharine de' Medici, Queen of Index, 166, 422. and Erasmus, 240, 322, 334, 387, and Luther, 240, 322. Renaissance and Reformation, 321. and Reformation, 390. Chaloner, Sir T., 125. Charles V, Emperor, 393. and Erasmus, 147, 156, 231, 325, and More, 151. Christianity, If., 15, 17, 88f., 97, 123, Christian II, King of Denmark Sweden and Norway, 248, 270. Classics, 14, 30, 36ff., 46ff., 189, 192ff., 195, 203, 305f., 308ff. Cleves, John, Duke of, 258, 395. and Erasmus, 78, 93, 96f., 99, and Luther, 100. lectures on St. Paul, 160. on New Testament, 175. and Wyclif, 211. and Theses, 215f. and Latin, 317. Cologne, 234, 239. University of, 224, 227, 232, 331. Columbus, F., 35, 156. Constance, 263ff. Copernicus, N., 101, 337. Council of, 224. Coornheert, D., 432. Cop, W., 36f. Corvinus, A., 365. Cousin, G., 406, 417. Cranach, L., 151. Cranmer, T., 259. Crafft, A., 157. Cromwell, T., 259. 110, 320, Dominicans, 131f., 178, 180, 223, 228, 267, 326, 331, 384, 390. Dorp, M., 126, 180. Dublin, Trinity College, 166. Duns Scotus, 152f., 192, 277, 321. Dürer, A., 18. Knight, Death and the Devil, 58. at Basle, 138. drawings of Erasmus, 150f. and Reformation, 246. Eck, J., 173, 181, 217, 224, 229, 327, Eckstein, U., 374- Edmund, Prince, 61. Egmond, N., 228, 288, 297, 396. Elizabeth, Queen of England, 187. Emser, J., 58, 356f. England, 36, 59ff., 63, 70, 74, 78, 116, Enzinas, F. de, 186. Eoban Hess, 157, 206, 217, 223, 377, Eppendorf, H. von, 263, 383ff. secretary to Henry of Bergen, enters University of Paris, 20. anecdote, 26f. and Anne of Veere, 31. travels, 31, 35f., 48f., 59, 73, at Louvain, 50f., 148, 176, 219, in Venice, 107ff., 313. in England, 36, 59-100, 116, 130. as editor and critic, 189ff., 195. and Swiss Reformation, 372-403. attacked by both parties, 398. |