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Christophe Looten
Godet (Marcel) — La Congrégation de Montaigu (1490-1580), 1912Revue Du Nord, 5
F. Seebohm
The Oxford reformers of 1498 : being a history of the fellow-work of John Colet, Erasmus, and Thomas More
A. Hyma, D. Erasmus, Beatus Rhenanus, Gouda bibliotheek
The youth of Erasmus
P. Feret
La Faculté de Théologie de Paris et ses docteurs les plus célèbres
ERASMUS AND THE OXFORD REFORMERS, (I493 � I503) BY PROF. ALBERT HYMA II In October, 1499, Erasmus finally arrived at Oxford, where he was to meet one of the grandest men in all the world, John Colet, chief of that constellation of noble spirits called the Oxford Reformers. We must now pause a moment and ask ourselves whether Erasmus was prepared to accept the views of Colet. The two men had much in common. As Erasmus said afterward, they were both about thirty years old. "Colet was some two or three months younger than myself", wrote Erasmus in a lengthy letter to Justus Jonas in the year 1521. This letter has been translated by J. H. Luptonl). It contains many data about Colet's life which cannot be found anywhere else. In addition to that we have Lupton's excellent biography of Colet and the work by Seebohm, mentioned before. Furthermore, Lupton has published the principal works by Colet, together with the English translations and very useful introductions. These enable us to form a fairly accurate estimate of the man and his work, and they will help explain to how great an extent he changed the course of Erasmus' life.
Nederlands Archief voor Kerkgeschiedenis (in 2006 continued as Church History and Religious Culture) – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1932
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