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hijacked works. In the 1530s, life
became more
dangerous for
Spanish Erasmians when Erasmus' protector, the
Inquisitor General Alonso Manrique de Lara...
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sermonis pronuntiatione (1528). The
system that he
proposed is
called the
Erasmian pronunciation. In 1540, John
Cheke and
Thomas Smith became Regius Professors...
- is
transliterated into the
Latin alphabet using a
modern version of the
Erasmian scheme.) Ὅτι [hóti Hóti μὲν men mèn ὑμεῖς, hyːmêːs hūmeîs, | ὦ ɔ̂ː...
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fundamentally liberal, but serious-minded,
theologically inclined, and
profoundly Erasmian. It was from this
court that his
daughter Anne
would be raised. Anne became...
- a
leading reformer. Both Cox and
Cheke were "reformed"
Catholics or
Erasmians and
later became Marian exiles. By 1549,
Edward had
written a treatise...
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feeling or culture." Some
historians have also
suggested a
persisting Erasmian Reformation.
Anglican theologian Alister McGrath explains the term "Reformation"...
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humanistic gymnasium in
Dusseldorf in 1545. He
attempted to
uphold the
Erasmian church, but did
little to stop
Lutheranism from
spreading through the po****ce...
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theosophy were
always Erasmian Catholics and
Calvinist Protestants who were
trying to get the
magic out of Christianity."
Erasmian Reformation: Some historians...
- and
Papadimitrakopoulos (1889) on the anti-
Erasmian side, and of
Friedrich Bl**** (1870) on the pro-
Erasmian side. It was not
until the
early 20th century...
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Reading and
Pronouncing Biblical Gr****:
Historical Pronunciation versus Erasmian. Wipf and
Stock Publishers. ISBN 978-1-7252-5448-0. Adaktylos, Anna-Maria...
