-
granted Corderius a
retirement pension in
recognition of his 12
years of service.
During this
period Pierre Viret acted as
Corderius' pastor.
Corderius was...
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Erasmus corrected and
commented on the text in a new
edition of his own.
Corderius made the
French translation,
enriching it with
commentaries on classical...
-
Balthasar Cordier (
Corderius) (b. at Antwerp, 7 June 1592; d. at Rome, 24 June 1650) was a
Belgian Jesuit exegete and
editor of
patristic works. He entered...
- It
quickly became a
center of
humanist learning, with
thinkers such as
Corderius and
Celio Secondo Curione among its professors. In 1558, the
school had...
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these reformers was Calvin's
Latin teacher and
educational collaborator Corderius,
whose bilingual colloquies were
aimed at
helping French-speaking children...
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Murray Ballou (1820–1895),
American writer and
publisher Maturin Cordier (
Corderius) (c. 1479–1564), French-Swiss theologian, teacher, humanist, and pedagogue...
-
writings of Pseudo-Dionysius. The
original edition in
Latin of
Balthasar Corderius (Antwerp 1634)
attributes all of the
Scholia to Maximus, but the authorship...
- (1699)
Magnalia Christi Americana (1702) The
Negro Christianized (1706)
Corderius Americ****: A
Discourse on the Good
Education of
Children (1708) Bonifacius...
- Sainte-Geneviève
street (rue de la Montagne-Sainte-Geneviève) in Paris, France.
Corderius served as a
professor and John
Calvin was a
student here. In 1523, Cordier...
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European scholars ****ociated with the school,
there were
Johannes Crellius,
Corderius, and
Valentinus Smalcius (who
translated into
German the
Racovian Catechism)...
