ACLS Humanities E-Book: Renaissance humanism in papal Rome: humanists and churchmen on the eve of the Reformation

Renaissance humanism in papal Rome: humanists and churchmen on the eve of the Reformation

D'Amico, John F.

Year: 1983.

Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press.

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Frontmatter

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Part 1 Roman Humanists

1 Humanist Prelates and Curialists

2 Curial Households and the Humanists

3 Humanist Families in Rome

4 The Roman Academies

Part II Humanist Theologians in Rome

5 The Idiom of Roman Humanism

6 Classicism in Humanist Theology

7 Scriptural Skepticism

8 A Moderate Classicism

9 Roman Humanism and Curial Reform

Conclusion

Notes

Index

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Title:

Renaissance humanism in papal Rome : humanists and churchmen on the eve of the Reformation John F. D'Amico.

Author:

D'Amico, John F

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Renaissance humanism in papal Rome : humanists and churchmen on the eve of the Reformation John F. D'Amico.
D'Amico, John F
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1983.

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Subject Headings:

• Catholic Church. -- Curia Romana
• Humanism
• Renaissance -- Italy -- Rome
• Rome (Italy) -- Intellectual life

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